Fill in the gaps using "will", "going to", or "present continuous for future": Mark Zuckerberg is 1 innovate more, will lead future projects, and is 2 new technologies now.

The question asks to fill in the gaps using "will", "going to", or "present continuous for future".

The sentence is: "Mark Zuckerberg is 1_______ innovate more, will lead future projects, and is 2_______ new technologies now."

Let's analyze each gap:

• Gap 1: "Mark Zuckerberg is 1_______ innovate more..." The structure "is _______ innovate" requires a form that follows "is" and precedes the base verb "innovate".

  • "Will" cannot follow "is" in this context (e.g., "is will innovate" is incorrect).
  • "Going to" fits perfectly: "is going to innovate" expresses a future intention or plan.

• Gap 2: "...and is 2_______ new technologies now." The word "now" indicates an action happening at the present moment. The structure "is _______" followed by a verb suggests the present continuous tense.

  • The present continuous form of "build" is "building". So, "is building new technologies now" is grammatically correct and fits the meaning.
  • "Going to" would not fit here as it's for future plans, not an action happening "now" in this context.
  • "Builds" is simple present and would not follow "is" in this way.

Based on this analysis:

• Gap 1 should be "going to".
• Gap 2 should be "building".

Now let's check the given options:

• Going to/ building
• Building/ going to
• Going to/ builds
• Will/ going to

The first option, "Going to/ building", matches our analysis.

The complete sentence is: "Mark Zuckerberg is going to innovate more, will lead future projects, and is building new technologies now."

The correct option is:

• Going to/ building