Will, going to or the present continuous?

I hope Ben _______ from his illness sooner or later.

• will recover

• is recovering

I've already decided. I _______ my brother any money for the new car.

• am not going to lend

• won't lend

Madam, I can see your luggage is quite heavy. I _______ it if you don't mind.

• am going to take

• will take

_______ anything tonight? We could go to the cinema or have a walk some place nearby.

• Will you do

• Are you doing

The weather forecast says it _______ up at the end of this week. Finally!

• will warm

• is warming

I'm sorry, Peter. I can't go out with you tonight. Jim and I _______ at the cafe.

• will meet

• are meeting

Do you need an architect, because you _______ a new shop?

• are opening

• are going to open

Hurry up, children. We _______ by the 10:15am train from Charing Cross station.

• are leaving

• are going to leave

Please, put the vase back on the table or you _______ it.

• will break

• are breaking

Dad can't take you to school. He _______ and appointment in the morning.

• is going to have

• is having