Multiple choice softskills communication

I'm hungry! Just a moment, I ____________ you a sandwich.

  1. 'll make

  2. 'm making

  3. make

  4. 'm going to make
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Explanation

Just a moment indicates an immediate future action. The speaker is making a spontaneous offer to make a sandwich, which uses will for instant decisions. I'm making would mean it's already in progress, and I'm going to make suggests a pre-planned action.

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