Rephrasing

What are his plans next Sunday? (will / going to)

• What is he going to do next Sunday?

• What is she going to do next Sunday?

• What will he do next Sunday?

• What will she do next Sunday?

I've decided to travel to Russia. (will / going to)

• I'll travel to Russia.

• I will travel to Russia.

• I going to travel to Russia.

• I'm going to travel to Russia

I don't plan to get married this year.

• I'm not going to get married this year.

• I don't going to get married this year.

• I won't get married tis year.

• I will not get married tis year.

I predict a good victory of our team.

• Our team will win..

• Our team won't win.

• Our team is going to win.

• Our team are going to win.

Do you have any plans for carnival? (will / going to)

• What are you going to do at carnival?

• What you going to do at carnival?

• What will you do at carnival?

Beth is having a party next Friday. I think it can be funny.

• We'll have fun at Beth's party.

• We're going to have fun at Beth's party.

• We are going to have fun at Beth's party.

• We going to have fun at Beth' party.

My knee hurts. I predict bad weather tomorrow.

• My knee hurts, it'll rain tomorrow.

• My knee hurts, it's going to rain tomorrow.

• My knee hurts, it'll going to rain tomorrow.

• My knee hurts, I'll rain tomorrow.

I haven't seen my brother since December.

• The last time I saw my brother was in December.

• The last time I've seen my brother was in December.

• The last time I did saw my brother was in December.

• The last time I have saw my brother was in December.

The last time Jared cooked was at his birthday (for / since)

• Jared hasn't cooked since his birthday.

• Jared didn't cook since his birthday.

• Jared hasn't cooked for his birthday.

• Jared didn't cooked for his birthday.

I opened my Instagram profile 3 months ago. (for / since)

• I have opened my Instagram profile for 3 months.

• I have opened my Instagram profile since 3 months.