Going to vs Present continuous

I (play) soccer tonight with Tom and Ann at 8 PM.

• am going to play

• am playing

• going to play

• playing

He (have) an operation next week.

• is having
• having
• is going to have
•  having

It's very cold. I (light) a fire.

• am lighting

• going to light

• am going to light

• lighting

My nephew (come) to stay with me next week.

•  is coming
• is going to come
• are going to come 
• are coming

We (take) the children to the seaside this summer.

• are going to take 
• is going to take
• are taking 
• -
  is taking

I  (read) you some of my own poems.

• going to read
• going to read
  reading 
• am reading
• am going to read

The inspector (ask) you a few questions.

• is asking
• are going to ask
• is going to ask
• going to ask

 Mr Pitt has just phoned to say that  he (not come) back till Wednesday night.

• is not going to come
• isn't coming 
• not going to come 
• is no comining

He probably (study) Law at Cambridge University next year.

• is study

• is going to study

• is studying

• going to study

Jack  (meet) George tomorrow afternoon.

• is going to meet 
• going to meet 
• is meeting 
• are meeting