Future Plans (using plan to, intend to, mean to)

Match the sentence halves:

• although she will be angry in the end.

• Billy intends to give his mom the bad news

• as long as the weather stays good.

• I mean to get the work done soon

• because I need to send it in tomorrow.

• I intend to surf the web tonight

• looking for some new videos to watch.

• We plan to go on a trip to the beach

• that many people will just adore.

• We plan to create a new design

Reorder the following

• intend to

• finish

• I

• soon.

• this work

Reorder the following

• this week.

• plan to

• for my exams

• I

• revise

Reorder the following

• go to bed

• She

• means to

• this evening.

• early

Which sentence correctly talks about future plans?

• We plan to bringing food for tomorrow's celebration!

• We plan to bring food for tomorrow's celebration!

• We plan to will bring food for tomorrow's celebration!

• We plans to bring food for tomorrow's celebration!

Which sentence correctly talks about future plans?

• Ms. Jamie intends to help us revise for our exam.

• Ms. Jamie intend to help us revise for our exam.

• Ms. Jamie intends to helping us revise for our exam.

• Ms. Jamie intends to help us revised for our exam.

Which sentence correctly talks about future plans?

• My sister means to going to the mall this weekend.

• My sister meaning to go to the mall this weekend.

• My sister mean to go to the mall this weekend.

• My sister means to go to the mall this weekend.

I​ (a)   ​ (b)   my grandmother this weekend.

• plan to
• visit
• plans to
• planning to
• visiting
• will visit

I​ (a)   ​ (b)   to university in Abu Dhabi after graduation.

• intend to
• intends to
• intending to
• go
• going
• will go