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When is BE + ING the right form? (2 possibilities)

When we give information about the future based on judgement...

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When we give information about the future based on judgement...
... GOING TO is correct.
... BE + ING is correct.
... WILL + SIMPLE PRESENT is correct.
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When is BE + ING the right form? (2 possibilities)
Talking about commitments.
Asking about someone's plans.
Actions, that we expect to be completed in the future.
Talking about timetables.
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What is "The government is going to raise taxes."?
A prediction based on evidence.
A future arrangement or plan.
An intention that have already been decided on.
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When do we use WILL + SIMPLE PRESENT?
Prediction
Arrangements
Intention
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When is GOING TO not appropiate?
When we predict an uncertain future.
When the event ist already planned.
When we predict the future based on evidence.
When we already decided on an action.
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When is WILL appropiate? (2 possibilities)
When we give uncertain information about the future.
When we can see something is going to happen.
When the action is already planned.
When we predict an uncertain action in the future.