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"Be going to" or present continuous

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  • Correct the mistake: They are going to celebrating New Year’s Eve at a restaurant.
    They are going to celebrate New Year's Eve at a restaurant. OR They're celebrating New Year's Eve at a restaurant.
  • He ______ (spend) less time watching TV in the evenings.
    is going to spend
  • She ______ (read) more books this year.
    is going to read
  • I (am meeting / am going to meet) my friends on New Year’s Eve at 8 p.m.
    am meeting
  • Plan or intention? She’s meeting her best friend on January 3rd to plan their resolutions together.
    plan
  • They (are going to volunteer / are volunteering) at a local charity this weekend.
    are volunteering
  • Plan or intention? We’re having a New Year’s party at my house tomorrow night.
    plan
  • Plan or intention? He’s going to start running every morning.
    intention
  • Correct the mistake: We’re going to having a picnic on January 14th.
    We're having a picnic on January 14th. OR We're going to have a picnic on January 14th.
  • Correct the mistake: She’s going to meet her friend for coffee at 10 a.m. next Tuesday.
    She's meeting her friend for coffee at 10 a.m. next Tuesday.
  • Starting in January, he (is taking / is going to take) an art class every Thursday.
    is taking
  • She (is going to eat / is eating) more vegetables this year.
    is going to eat
  • I ______ (save) money to buy a new bike.
    am going to save
  • They ______ (visit) their grandparents on New Year’s Day at noon.
    are visiting
  • I ______ (join) a gym class next Monday at 7 p.m.
    am joining
  • Plan or intention? They’re going to spend less time on social media.
    intention
  • We ______ (have) a family game night on January 5th.
    are having
  • Plan or intention? I’m going to learn how to cook healthy meals.
    intention
  • Correct the mistake: He’s going to attending a dance class every Wednesday.
    He's going to attend a dance class every Wednesday.
  • We (are going to see / are seeing) a movie at the cinema next Saturday.
    are seeing
  • Correct the mistake: I’m starting to eat more vegetables this year.
    I'm going to start to eat more vegetables this year.
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