will, going to, verb-ing

Which sentence is correct?

• Della will have a dinner with her family tonight.

• Della is going to have a dinner with her family tonight.

• Della is having a dinner with her family tonight.

• Della has a dinner with her family tonight.

Which sentence is correct?

• Don't worry! I am going to call you back soon.

• Don't worry! I will call you back soon.

• Don't worry! I am calling you back soon.

• Don't worry! I call you back soon.

A: Wanna join us tonight watching the firework?

B: That sounds nice! I ... for my mom's permission first.

• am asking

• am going to ask

• ask

• will ask

A: Why does Kyle look so happy?

B: I think it's because she ... married with Liam next week.

• is getting

• is going to get

• will get

• gets

The sun shines brightly and birds chirp on the tree. I think I ... a wonderful day.

• will have

• am having

• am going to have

• have

It's 9:30 a.m. and our train leaves at 10:00 a.m. but we are still at home. We ... our train.

• won't catch

• aren't catching

• aren't going to catch

• don't catch

A: The fan doesn't work, Jack!

B: All right, I ... to fix it later.

• will try

• am trying

• try

• am going to try

Mr. Jokowi ... the ASEAN meeting with other prime ministers in Bangkok next month.

• attends

• is going to attend

• is attending

• will attend

... to see us next Friday? He has promised me to bring me his book.

• Will Fred come

• Is Fred coming

• Is Fred going to come

• Does Fred come

Scientists predict that global temperature ... by 2 degrees celcius by 2050.

• rises

• will rise

• is rising

• is going to rise