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Let me work through this exercise step by step. This is about choosing between "will" and "be going to" for future tense.

Key rules:
- Use "will" for: spontaneous decisions, predictions without evidence, promises, offers, requests
- Use "be going to" for: plans/intentions made before speaking, predictions with present evidence

Let me analyze each sentence:

1. "My brother ___ eat in October." - This seems like a plan already decided → is going to

2. "The plane is leaving and I'm in the shower... ___ you wait for me?" - This is a request being made now → Will

3. "Don't worry Mom, I ___ do my homework." - This is a promise/reassurance → will

4. "I think Steve ___ probably be the next President." - This is a prediction/opinion → will

5. "My sister has studied but she ___ pass her exam." - This is a prediction (with "probably") → won't or will not

6. "We're all so excited! We ___ go on a big trip next month!" - This shows excitement about a planned event → are going to

7. "Oh no! My aunt ___ be very angry. I have passed all exams." - Wait, this doesn't make sense. Let me re-read... Actually it should say "I haven't passed" or similar. But based on context showing worry, this is a prediction → is going to

8. "My parents ___ buy new shoes. They have saved money for them." - Clear plan with preparation → are going to

9. "I know my sister ___ be proud of me when she sees my test result." - Prediction about someone's reaction → will

10. "They ___ play tennis tomorrow if the weather is good." - This is conditional/uncertain → will

11. "I ___ study tonight. I have my books ready." - Plan with preparation → am going to

12. "There's a knock at the door. Who ___ answer it?" - Spontaneous decision needed now → will

13. "When the bell rings, we ___ leave class." - Future action that will happen → will

14. "Look at those clouds! It ___ rain soon." - Prediction with visible evidence → is going to

15. "I think they ___ win the match." - Opinion/prediction → will

16. "She ___ call you later, she said." - Reported intention/plan → is going to

17. "I ___ help you with your project." - Offer being made → will

18. "Be careful! You ___ fall!" - Warning based on current situation → are going to

19. "___ you open the window? It's hot here." - Request → Will

20. "Dad is a big fan. He ___ watch every game." - Habitual future action → will

Wait, let me reconsider some of these more carefully by looking at the specific contexts and blanks in the original image.

Looking at the structure again and the typical patterns:

1. My brother is going to eat in October (plan)
2. Will you wait for me? (request)
3. I will do my homework (promise)
4. Steve will probably be the next President (prediction)
5. She won't pass her exam (prediction)
6. We are going to go on a big trip (plan/excitement)
7. My aunt is going to be very angry (prediction based on situation)
8. My parents are going to buy new shoes (plan with preparation)
9. My sister will be proud (prediction)
10. They will play tennis (conditional)
11. I am going to study tonight (intention)
12. Who will answer it? (spontaneous)
13. We will leave class (future fact)
14. It is going to rain (evidence-based prediction)
15. They will win (opinion)
16. She is going to call you (reported plan)
17. I will help you (offer)
18. You are going to fall (warning)
19. Will you open the window? (request)
20. He will watch every game (habit/future fact)

Final Answer:
1. is going to
2. Will
3. will
4. will
5. won't
6. are going to
7. is going to
8. are going to
9. will
10. will
11. am going to
12. will
13. will
14. is going to
15. will
16. is going to
17. will
18. are going to
19. Will
20. will