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The students are going to learn English.

• The students are not going to learn English.
• The students are not learning English.
• The students will not learn English.
• The students are learning English.

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The teacher is going to teach us.

• The teacher will teach us later.
• The teacher is not teaching us.
• The teachers is going to teach us.

• The teacher is not going to teach us.

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My bestfriend is going to move to Auckland.

• My bestfriend is not going to move to Auckland.
• My bestfriend will not move to Auckland.
• My bestfriend is not moving to Auckland.
• My bestfriend is moving to Auckland.

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They are going to play soccer.

• They are not going to play soccer.

• They are not playing soccer.

• They will not play soccer.

• They are playing soccer.

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She is going to visit her grandparents.

• She is not visiting her grandparents.

• She will not visit her grandparents.

• She is not going to visit her grandparents.

• She is visiting her grandparents.

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We are going to watch a movie tonight.

• We are not watching a movie tonight.

• We will not watch a movie tonight.

• We are not going to watch a movie tonight.

• We are watching a movie tonight.

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He is going to travel to Europe.

• He is not traveling to Europe.

• He is traveling to Europe.

• He will not travel to Europe.

• He is not going to travel to Europe.

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They are going to finish their homework.

• They will not finish their homework.

• They are finishing their homework.

• They are not going to finish their homework.

• They are not finishing their homework.

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We are going to have a picnic this weekend.

• We are having a picnic this weekend.

• We are not going to have a picnic this weekend.

• We will not have a picnic this weekend.

• We are not having a picnic this weekend.

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She is going to start a new job next week.

• She is starting a new job next week.

• She is not going to start a new job next week.

• She will not start a new job next week.

• She is not starting a new job next week.