Present Continuous vs. (Be) going to

What is the following statement expressing?

"Janine is going to make a fool of herself!"

• Prediction

• Intention

• Future plan or arrangement

• Ongoing action

What is the following statement expressing?

"Marco and I are going to The Bahamas for a conference next month."

• Prediction

• Intention

• Future plan or arrangement

• Ongoing action

What is the following statement expressing?

"Marianne is going to be an amazing singer."

• Prediction

• Intention

• Future plan or arrangement

• Ongoing action

What is the following statement expressing?

"Allegra and I are going on an expedition next week."

• Prediction

• Intention

• Future plan or arrangement

• Ongoing action

What is the following statement expressing?

"Tony is going to finish his new novel this year."

• Prediction

• Intention

• Future plan or arrangement

• Ongoing action

What tense is being used in the statement?

"My mother is going to watch a movie with me tonight."

• Present Continuous

• (Be) Going to

What tense is being used in the statement?

"Ana and Elsa are going on a new adventure."

• Present Continuous

• (Be) Going to

What tense is being used in the statement?

"Lionel is going through a rough patch."

• Present Continuous

• (Be) Going to

What tense is being used in the statement?

"Michael is going to change her mind eventually."

• Present Continuous

• (Be) Going to

Select the present continuous statements:

• My mother is going to a doctor's appointment tomorrow.

• Phoebe is going to have a concert tonight!

• Jessica and Lenny are going to her place for lunch.

• Jason and Melanie are going to teach class later.