La différence entre will vs to be going to pour parler du futur en anglais
Exercice
What ______ you ________ (to do) this weekend ?
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How old _______ your grandfather _______ (to be) next year?
Look at the clouds. It _____ _______ ( to rain) soon!
I’m thirsty. I ____ _____ (to get) a glass of water.
Where ______ you ________. (to go) for the next summer holiday?
Don’t worry! I _____ _______ (to come) to the party. I promised you I would!
_______ you ________ (to help) me with my homework? Of course, I _____ _______ (to do) it.
One day, I ________ ________ (to find) the job of my dream!.
Who’s knocking at the door? – I don’t know, I ______ _____ (to open).
We _____ _______ (to visit) my sister next week. We planned this long time ago.
The meeting ____ _______ (to start) in 10 minutes.
People _____ ______ (not to live) on the moon soon.
He ______ probably _______ (to travel) to Japan in some years but right now he can’t because of his job!
Hurry up! You ________ _______ (to miss) the train!
Why are you wearing your suit? I ______ _______ (to meet) my best customer this afternoon.
Would you like chicken or beef? I think I _____ ______ (to have) beef.
If he passes his exam, he ______ _____ (to stay) in England for a year to improve in English.
It’s very hot here! I ______ ________ (to switch on) the air conditioning
Corrigé
What are you going to do this weekend ? (planifié d’avance)
How old will your grandfather be next year? (fait vrai)
Look at the clouds. It’s going to rain soon! (prévision météo)
I’m thirsty. I will get a glass of water. (décision spontanée)
Where are you going to go for the next summer holiday? (planifié d’avance)
Don’t worry! I will come to the party. I promised you I would! (promesse, volonté)
Will you help me with my homework? Of course, I will do it. (demande / volonté)
One day, I will find the job of my dream! (rêve, futur lointain)
Who’s knocking at the door? – I don’t know, I will open. (décision spontanée)
We are going to visit my sister next week. We planned this long time ago. (planifié avant le moment où l’on parle)
The meeting is going to start in 10 minutes. (futur proche)
People won’t live on the moon soon. (futur lointain, fait peu probable)
He will probably travel to Japan in some years but right now he can’t because of his job! (futur lointain, peu probable pour l’instant)
Hurry up! You are going to miss the train! (prédiction très certainement vrai)
Why are you wearing your suit? I am going to meet my best customer this afternoon. (prévu avant le moment où l’on parle)
Would you like chicken or beef? I think I will have beef. (décision spontanée au moment où l’on parle)
If he passes his exam, he will stay in England for a year to improve in English. (premier conditionnel, toujours respecter la structure : if + présent, futur)
It’s very hot here! I will switch on the air conditioning (décision spontanée)
