Liverpool's players are skilled, so they .... the match easily.
- will win
- are going to win
I had hard time answering this question in my final exam in the High School, my answer was the second. Some of my classmates said: "will win".
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Mohammed Samir
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(This is also seems like somebody asking the same homework question as in this question from three hours earlier.) – Jason Bassford Jun 13 '19 at 21:20
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The short answer is that you can use either will or are going to. Perhaps they are going to win the match is more like a prediction, and they will win the match suggests you have seen the future!
The question has been asked before, here. You may find the answer and the comments useful.
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Here is my answer. Both of this 2 options are correct ( based on the hint of context provided on your exam)
- Are going to win = you planned everthing to be a winner and you predict you can win that in your future.
- Will win = you might have no plan for winning that but you trust in your ability to win and you said I WILL win this. Dont be confused will as the future tense because there is no future tense. Its just a name.
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