Put the verbs in brackets into the future indefinite tense or use be going to form. 1. did you remember to book seats? – oh no, i forgot. i (telephone) for them now. 2. the fire has gone out! – so it has. i (go) and get some sticks. 3. he has just been taken to hospital with a broken leg. – i’m sorry to hear that. i (send) him some grapes. 4. i’ve hired a typewriter and i (learn) to type. 5. i see that you have a loom. you (do) some weaving? 6. i can’t understand this letter. – i (call) my son. he (translate) it for you. 7. you (buy) meat? – no, i (not eat) meat any more. i (eat) vegetables. 8. you’ve bought a lot of paint. you (redecorate) your kitchen? 9. look what i’ve just bought at an auction! – what an extraordinary thing! where you (put) it? 10. why are you peeling that bit of garlic? – i (put) it in the stew. 11. what you (do) when you grow up? – i (be) an acrobat in a circus. 12. this dress is too long. what you (do) with it? – i (shorten) the skirt. 13. that tree makes the house very dark. – very well, i (cut) it down.
2. Will go
3. Will send
4. Am going to learn
5. Are you going to do
6. Will call, will translate (хотя возможно как-то по-другому)
7. Are you going to buy; I will not eat; I'm going to eat (тут тоже мне кажется возможно несколько вариантов)
8. Are you going to redecorate
9. Where will you put it
10. I will put
11. What are you going to do; I'm going to be
12. What are you going to do; I will shorten
13. Will cut
Я руководствовалась тем, что going to обозначает конкретные планы, а will - это вот приспичило и сделал то, что вообще не собирался, например.