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If I had a chose, I would most likely live in a big modern city. It's populated streets and moderness gives it charm. It feels great to live in a huge city, you never feel alone! And there is always so much to do, so many things to see, you just can't get bored. Of course though there are down sides to living in the city. Some of them are that there is much more pollution, especially compared to the country side. During the summer in big cities it can get overwhelmingly hot, and in result many citizens can get heat stroke. There is also the increase in diseases, such as lung disease, which is due to the fact that there are a lot of smokers in the city. The city can also be stressful. 
But nonetheless, I still would enjoy living in one! : 

 

1. Richard is going to take a Science exam tomorrow.

Explanation: We use "be going to" when we have a plan or intention to do something in the future. In this case, Richard has already made plans to take the exam tomorrow.

2. I think Barça will win the Champions League.

Explanation: We use "will" when we want to make a prediction about a future event. In this sentence, the person believes that Barça will win the Champions League based on their opinion or belief.

3. I am very unfit. I am going to join a gym.

Explanation: Again, we use "be going to" when we have a plan or intention to do something in the future. In this case, the person is currently unfit and has made the decision to join a gym in order to improve their fitness.

4. Look at the clouds in the sky! It is going to rain.

Explanation: We use "be going to" to talk about something that is expected or likely to happen based on the current situation or evidence. In this case, the person sees the clouds in the sky and predicts that it will rain as a result.

5. Helen: "I've got a terrible headache!"
Emma: "Don't worry! I will bring you an aspirin".

Explanation: We use "will" when we make a promise or offer to do something in the future. In this case, Emma promises to bring Helen an aspirin to help with her headache.

6. I have put on three kilos. I am going to do exercise every day.

Explanation: Once again, we use "be going to" when we have a plan or intention to do something in the future. In this case, the person has gained weight and has decided to start exercising every day to address the issue.

7. Kate is going to go swimming with David on Friday.

Explanation: We use "be going to" to talk about planned or scheduled events in the future. In this case, Kate and David have made plans to go swimming on Friday.

8. Michael: "Would you like an orange juice or mineral water?"
Harry: "I will have an orange juice, please".

Explanation: We use "will" to make a decision or choice in the moment about a future action. In this case, Harry decides to have an orange juice when given the options.

9. I didn't pass my exams, so I am going to study very hard this.

Explanation: Once again, we use "be going to" when we have a plan or intention to do something in the future. In this case, the person did not pass their exams and has made the decision to study very hard to improve their performance.