will, going to, or present continuous

A What are you doing in the holidays?

B I _____ friends in Spain.

• ’ll visit

• ’m visiting

A Put your pens down please. You’ve run out of

time!

B Oh no! I _____ fail the exam.

• ’ll go

• ’m going to

A Are you using your computer?

B No, I’m not. I _____ turn it on for you now.

• ’ll

• 'm going to

A Do you want to leave early tonight?

B Sorry, I can’t. I _____ until six.

• ’m working

• ’ll work

A Are Satsuke and Jun getting married?

B Yes. The wedding _____ next August.

• ’s going to be

• 's being

A Are you home yet? I want to chat on Facebook.

B Not yet. I _____ call you when I get to the station.

• ’ll

• going to

A Shall we go to the gym later?

B No chance! I_____ at home to watch TV.

• ’m staying

• 'll stay

A Which pizza would you like?

B I think I_____ the chicken and mushroom.

• ’ll have

• ’m having

A Where does he plan to live after university?

B I’m not sure. I think in London.

• he ’s living

• ’ll live