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Don't call me between 5.00 and 6.00 as I'll be having / have a massage.
be having
A. What are you going to do this evening?
B. I'm not sure. I'm probably going to watch / watching the match.
Both
When I next see my brother I'm going to ask / asking him to pay me back the money I lent him.
be going to ask
My dad is retiring / will be retiring at the end of this year.
Both
My flight is due to arrive / arrives at 6.00.
Both
You'll easily recognise me when I arrive on Saturday. I'll be wearing / I'm wearing a white suit.
will be wearing
The new exhibition is to open / is going to open next month.
Both
I'll be seeing / I'm going to see John at work tomorrow. I can give him your message then.
Both
The train is going to leave very soon / is about to leave.
Both
Rewrite the sentence using this word: about -
We're going to leave in a minute.
We're about to leave.
Rewrite the sentence using this word: due -
Our Head of Department is going to be promoted in the next few months.
Our Head of Department is due to be promoted.
Rewrite the sentence using this word: will -
Are you going to the canteen at lunchtime? If so, could you get me a sandwich.
Will you be going to the canteen at lunchtime? If so, could you get me a sandwich.
Rewrite the sentence using this word: point -
The ministers are about to sign a new agreement.
The ministers are on the point of signing a new agreement.
Rewrite the sentence using this word: responding -
The manager intends to respond to your complaint in the near future.
The manager will be responding to your complaint.
