Will or Be going to

A: I have decided what to wear for the party. B: Really? What..., then?
1. will you wear
2. are you going to wear
A: I'm really thirsty after all that hard work. B: I... some tea.
1. 'll make
2. 'm going to make
A: Why do you need hot soapy water? B: Because I ... the car.
1. 'll wash
2. 'm going to wash
A: Did you give Anne her present? B: No. I ... it to her tomorrow.
1. 'll give
2. 'm going to give
A: Red or white wine? B: I... red, please.
1. 'll have
2. 'm going to have
I'm tired. I'm going to sit down. I... and sit next to you.
1. 'll come
2. 'm going to come
A: Did you post those letters? B: No, I forgot. I... them tomorrow.
1. 'll post
2. 'm going to post
A: Are you going into town today? B: Yes. I... you a lift if you like.
1. 'll give
2. 'm going to give
A: Why do you need the phone? B: Because I... for a taxi.
1. 'll phone
2. 'm going to phone
A: It's very hot in here. B: I... the window.
1. 'll open
2. 'm going to open
A: I'm hungry. B: Me too. I ... us something to eat.
1. 'll make
2. 'm going to make
A: What are you doing this weekend? B: Oh, I... my mother.
1. 'll probably visit
2. 'm probably going to visit
A: Your shirt is dirty. B: Oh dear! I... into another one.
1. 'll change
2. 'm going to change
A: Your house is very small. B: I know. I... to a bigger one next summer.
1. 'll move
2. 'm going to move