Expressing Intention

X: Why are you looking for a screwdriver?

Y: One of the kitchen chairs has a loose screw. I ______ it

• am fixing

• will fix

• am going to fix

• has been fixing

X: Are you going to the post office soon?

Y: Yeah, why?

X: I need to send this letter today.

Y: I ________ it for you.

X: Thanks.

• mailed

• have mailed

• will mail

• I am going to mail

X: Why are you carrying that box?

Y: I _______ it to my sister. I am on my way to the post office.

• mailed

• have mailed

• will mail

• I am going to mail

X: Let's meet for a drink after work.

Y: Sounds good to me. I _______ you at the Seanu café at six.

• am meeting

• will meet

• am going to meet

• shall meet

X: Can you meet for a drink after walk?

Y: I'd like to, but I can't. I ________ at the office until 8 tonight.

• will stay

• shall stay

• am going to stay

• am staying

X: I have a note for Karita. I don't know what to do with it.

Y: Let me have it. I _______ it to him. He's in my math class.

X: Thanks, but you have to promise not to read it.

• will give

• am giving

• am going to give

• shall give

I'm studying medicine, I (a)   a doctor.

Alan: would you like to come to my house for dinner and talk about this?

Bob: good idea. I (a)   bring my famous lasagna.

For saying intentions we may use the following: (You may choose more than one!)

• will

• be going to

• would like to

• would rather

I promise to you that I (a)   (not tell) anyone about it.