Mr Bell is hungry. (To have lunch.)
Mr Bell is hungry. He is going to have lunch.
Nick is tired. (have a rest)
Nick is tired. He is going to have a rest.
Betty can't do her homework. (ask her mum for help)
Betty can't do her homework. She is going to ask her mum for help.
Jenny and Tom can't find their cat. (look for it in the garden)
Jenny and Tom can't find their cat. They are going to look for it in the garden.
Bill is bored. (watch cartoons on TV)
Bill is bored. He is going to watch cartoons on TV.
It's my mom's birthday next Saturday. (buy her a present)
It's my mom's birthday next Saturday. I am going to buy her a present.
There is no food in your fridge. (buy some food)
There is no food in your fridge. I am going to buy some food.
My room is a mess. (tidy up my room)
I am going to tidy my room.
He (NOT play tennis) next month in a competition.
He is not going to play tennis next month in a competition.
I (NOT have lunch) at home tonight.
I'm not going to have lunch at home tonight.
It's summer so, they (swim) in the sea.
It's summer so, they are going to swim in the sea.
It's too cold. (put on a sweater)
It's too cold. I am going to put on a sweater.
Donal is bored. but (NOT read "Winnie the Pooh"), he is going to sleep.
Donals is bored, but he isn't going to read, he is going to sleep.
Donald doesn't have money (NOT stay there)
Donald doesn't have money. He isn't going to stay here.
He (eat an ice cream), because it's very hot.
He is going to eat an ice cream because it is very hot.
I don't have an exam tomorrow. (NOT get up at 7 o'clock )
I don't have an exam tomorrow. I'm not going to get up at 7 o'clock.
