be going to vs present continuous

.................. a party for my birthday. (intention)

• I will have

• I'm going to have

• I'm having

Answer explanation

We use be going to for intentions.

Grandma ​ (a)   on the fice o'clock train. (planned action)

• is arriving
• is going to arrive
• will arrive

I​ (a)   to the dentist's at 11 o'clock. (appointment)

• 'm going
• 'm going to go
• I will go

​ (a)   a trip to Scotland. (intention)​

• I'm going to go on
• I will go on
• I'm going on

Reorder the following

• You

• are seeing

• Mr Randall

• after

• the meetting

Reorder the following

• Are

• you

• going shopping

• this

• afternoon?

Reorder the following

• I'm

• going to

• plant

• some fruit trees

• this coming spring

Reorder the following

• We

• aren't

• going to

• clean the garage

• this weekend

What's going to happen next? Use "land" in your sentence.

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What is she going to do next?

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