q('#^I’m going to help you if you help me.~I’ll help you if you help me.~ - Both of the above sentences are correct.%2@^Why are you here? - I’m going to help your sister with her homework.~Why are you here? - I’ll help your sister with her homework.~ - Both of the above sentences are correct.%1@^If she doesn’t start working harder, she’s going to fail the test.~If she doesn’t start working harder, she’ll fail the test.~ - Both of the above sentences are correct.%3@^There’s a knock at the door. - I’m going to go!~There’s a knock at the door. - I’ll go!~ - Both of the above sentences are correct.%2@^Let’s ask John how to solve this problem. He’s going to know.~Let’s ask John how to solve this problem. He’ll know.~ - Both of the above sentences are correct.%2@^It’s rather cold in here. - Sorry, I’m going to close the window.~It’s rather cold in here. - Sorry, I’ll close the window.~ - Both of the above sentences are correct.%2@^Who do you think is going to win the World Cup?~Who do you think will win the World Cup?~ - Both of the above sentences are correct.%3@^I’m not ready yet. - That’s ok, I’m going to wait.~I’m not ready yet. - That’s ok, I’ll wait.~ - Both of the above sentences are correct.%2@^We have no more milk. - Oh, I’m going to buy some on the way home.~We have no more milk. - Oh, I’ll buy some on the way home.~ - Both of the above sentences are correct.%2@^Are you going to play basketball after school today? - No, I have too much work.~Will you play basketball after school today? - No, I have too much work.~ - Both of the above sentences are correct.%1@^If you don’t hurry up, we’re going to be late.~If you don’t hurry up, we’ll be late.~ - Both of the above sentences are correct.%3@^Shall we play tennis tomorrow? - I’d like to, but I’m going to stay in and study for the test.~Shall we play tennis tomorrow? - I’d like to, but I’ll stay in and study for the test.~ - Both of the above sentences are correct.%1@^Do you have any plans for the future? - Yes, I’m going to work on a farm.~Do you have any plans for the future? - Yes, I’ll work on a farm.~ - Both of the above sentences are correct.%1@^Do you know how to make a PowerPoint presentation? - Yes. I’m going to show you.~Do you know how to make a PowerPoint presentation? - Yes. I’ll show you.%2@^Let’s have a party. - Great idea. I’m going to buy the drink. You get the food.~Let’s have a party. - Great idea. I’ll buy the drink. You get the food.~ - Both of the above sentences are correct.%2@^Sorry. We have no more French Fries. - Ok, I’m going to have rice instead.~Sorry. We have no more French Fries. - Ok, I’ll have rice instead. ~ - Both of the above sentences are correct.%2@^Look at the dark clouds. I think it’s going to rain.~Look at the dark clouds. I think it will rain.~ - Both of the above sentences are correct.%1@^John phoned. - I know. I’m going to call him back after dinner.~John phoned. - I know. I’ll call him back after dinner.~ - Both of the above sentences are correct.%1@^John phoned. - Really? I’m going to call him back after dinner.~John phoned. - Really? I’ll call him back after dinner.~ - Both of the above sentences are correct.%2@^He’s going to have a bad accident if he continues to drive so fast.~He’ll have a bad accident if he continues to drive so fast.~ - Both of the above sentences are correct.%3@^Can you help me fix my computer? - I’m going to have a look at it after lunch.~Can you help me fix my computer? - I’ll have a look at it after lunch.~ - Both of the above sentences are correct.%2@^I’m going to need your help in the garden tomorrow.~I’ll need your help in the garden tomorrow.~ - Both of the above sentences are correct.%3@^What are you doing with that hammer? - I’m going to put up a picture.~What are you doing with that hammer? - I’ll put up a picture.~ - Both of the above sentences are correct.%1@^I feel awful. I think I’m going to be sick.~I feel awful. I think I’ll be sick.~ - Both of the above sentences are correct.%1@^I don’t think I’m going to be able to come to your party.~I don’t think I’ll be able to come to your party.~ - Both of the above sentences are correct.%3');