Read the two situations. Which sentence correctly uses ‘will’ for a spontaneous decision and ‘be going to’ for a prior plan? Situation 1: The phone is ringing. Situation 2: We have tickets for Saturday.
A. I am going to get it! We will see a movie.
B. I will get it! We are going to see a movie.
C. I am going to get it! We will be seeing a movie.
D. I will get it! We will see a movie.
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