لكل الاساتذة الافاضل سؤال محير
 

سؤال احتار فيه الاساتذه اتمنى ان تجيبونى عليه


he is agood student . I think .................... Passe the exam


(is going to,,,,,,,,,,او ..will):

you are talking here about something in general " that he is agood player not this year particularly so the answer is will.
but study this example "he studies hard this year, i think he is going to pass his exams."

This sentence is a predictions so the answer is "will"

i think this is a predication with it`s proof so the answer should be is going to

يا سيدى الجملة الأولى دليل واقعى ولذلك فإن الجملة تبؤ قائم على دليل عشان كده الإجابة هتكون is going to

will is the correct answer
الدليل شيء ظتهر للعين علي وشك الحدوث

اتفق معك انه تنبؤ قائم على دليل ولكن الجملة تحتمل التوقع ولذلك ارى انها تحتمل الاجابتين

the word good may describe another skill so the answer is will

will is the correct answer , here is a prediction based on our personal knowledge of this person ,but the evidence should be present reality

In both cases, the preferred future form is will. These are talking about a prediction based on my knowledge.

I think he will succeed as he is studying hard. I think he will have an accident. He is a careless driver. Which is more correct: “will” or “is going to

”In both cases, the preferred future form is will. These are talking about a prediction based on my knowledge

Both are correct English but according to the Egyptian genius style will is better as he is a student , there must be an exam ,he might not attend
the exam for example


You know what the problem is : they laugh a lot when we talk about such things here in America .....these are just Egyptian superstitions for private lessons .... here te most important is communication skills and usind the appropriate tense .