omises. u in 6 ve 5 Complete the second part of the dialogue with the correct form of will or going to. Who do you think will be more successful in the future? Mia Here's your umbrella. Toby Thanks. Well? 'Are you going to tell (you / tell) me about the interview? Mia I got the job! 12 (start) on 1 August! It's just for the summer. Toby What? (you / do) after that? Mia 14 (study) maths at university. Then 15 (get) a job in finance. That's the plan. Toby Why finance? Mia It pays well. My salary (be) quite high Toby Do you think it? (be) rewarding Mia I don't know, Toby. At the moment, I'm more interested in being successful. Toby Me too. That's why 1 8 (not do) a degree. Mia I don't think you º (get) a very good job without a degree. Toby 110 (not apply) for a job. | 11 (start) my own business. Mia What kind of business? Toby A web-based marketing company. I predict 12 (be) a millionaire before I'm 25! Mia Really? Toby It 13 (not be) easy. But I'm confident. Well, good luck! ut 8 n! 9 lla. at. e? Mia vill nhockeyour answers How is the word to

Toby, here's your umbrella. Are you going to tell me about the interview?

Mia: I got the job! It starts on 1 August! It's just for the summer.

Toby: What are you going to do after that?

Mia: I'm going to study maths at university. Then I'm going to get a job in finance. That's the plan.

Toby: Why finance?

Mia: It pays well. My salary is going to be quite high.

Toby: Do you think it will be rewarding?

Mia: I don't know, Toby. At the moment, I'm more interested in being successful.

Toby: Me too. That's why I'm not going to do a degree.

Mia: I don't think you will get a very good job without a degree.

Toby: I'm not going to apply for a job. I'm going to start my own business.

Mia: What kind of business?

Toby: A web-based marketing company. I predict I will be a millionaire before I'm 25!

Mia: Really?

Toby: It won't be easy. But I'm confident. Well, good luck!

In this dialogue, Mia and Toby are discussing their future plans. Mia is talking about her plans for the near future. She says that she got a job that will start on 1 August and it is only for the summer. After that, she is going to study maths at university and then get a job in finance. Toby, on the other hand, is not interested in pursuing a degree. He plans to start his own business, specifically a web-based marketing company. He predicts that he will become a millionaire before he turns 25.

Mia uses "going to" to talk about her future plans. She uses this form to express intentions and plans that she has already decided on. Toby, on the other hand, uses "will" to talk about his future plans. He uses this form to make predictions or express future possibilities.