Fill in the gaps with will or the correct form of be going to.

Example:

A: Why do you need so many newspapers?
B: Because we … make something from papier mache
A: Why do you need so many newspapers?
B: Because we are going to make something from papier mache.

1. A: I’m very hot.
B: Me too. I … turn on the fan.
2. A: Did you call the office?
B: No, I … call them later.
3. A: Will you come to the party on Saturday?
B: No, I can’t. I … visit my sister.
4. A: Mr Grant is coming for dinner tonight.
B: Yes, I know. I … pick him up from the station.
5. A: There’s a button missing from your shirt.
B: Oh! I … sew another one on.
6. A: Look at that tree!
B: Oh, my goodness! It … fall on that car!
7. A: Have you decided what to get Larry for his birthday?
B: Yes. I … give him a waterproof watch.

1. A: I’m very hot. B: Me too. I'm going to turn on the fan. 2. A: Did you call the office? B: No, I'm going to call them later. 3. A: Will you come to the party on Saturday? B: No, I can’t. I'm going to visit my sister. 4. A: Mr Grant is coming for dinner tonight. B: Yes, I know. I'm going to pick him up from the station. 5. A: There’s a button missing from your shirt. B: Oh! I 'm going to sew another one on. 6. A: Look at that tree! B: Oh, my goodness! It's going to fall on that car! 7. A: Have you decided what to get Larry for his birthday? B: Yes. I'm going to give him a waterproof watch.