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