❌ “Look at those clouds. It will rain soon.” - ✅ “It’s going to rain soon.”  ➜ 🧠 Why? Prediction based on evidence., ❌ “I think I’m meeting a new client next week.” - ✅ “I’m going to meet a new client next week.” OR “I’m meeting a new client next week.” ➜ 🧠 Why? If it’s booked, use present progressive; if it’s just decided, use going to. , ❌ “I’m going to open the door for you.” - ✅ “I’ll open the door for you.” ➜ 🧠 Why? It's a spontaneous offer = will., ❌ “We will go on vacation next weekend — the tickets are booked.” - ✅ “We’re going on vacation next weekend.” ➜  🧠 Why? It’s a fixed plan = present progressive., ❌ “Watch out! She will fall!” - ✅ “She’s going to fall!” ➜ 🧠 Why? Prediction based on what we see happening = going to., ❌ “Don’t worry, I’m going to help you with the report.” - ✅ “I’ll help you with the report.” ➜ 🧠 Why? → Reassurance / polite offer = will,

B2 Base Grammar Practice: Class 4

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