Will + Present continuous + Going to

Will - going to - present continuous: multiple choice test

Will, going to or the present continuous? Choose correct answers.

Example: I hope Ben ___ from his illness sooner or later.
(is recovering, will recover)

I hope Ben from his illness sooner or later.

I've already decided. I him any money.

I can see your luggage is quite heavy. I it.

anything tonight? We could go to the cinema.

The weather forecast says it up soon.

Sorry, I can't go out with you tonight. Jim and I at the cafe.

Do you need an architect, because you a new shop?

We've already booked the tickets. We by the 10.15 train.

Please, put the vase back on the table or you it.

I've bought this old house, because I it.

Dad can't take you to school. He an appointment at the dentist's at 8.30.

Where are you going? - To the garden. I the hedges.

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