The opposite of "arrivals"
Departures
A: Why is she learning Spanish? B: She ... (travel) to Spain
is going to
A: I'm thirsty. B: Wait, I ... (get) some water
will
I think it ... (rain) tomorrow
will rain
A: Have you got any plans for tomorrow? B: Yes, I ... (visit) my grandparents
am going to visit
A: Oh! I don't have enough money to pay! B: Don't worry, I ... (lend) you some
will lend
If you don't take a taxi, you ... (arrive) on time
won't arrive
A: Meat or fish? B: I ... (have) some fish, please
will have
To make the same journey regularly between work and home
to commute
The opposite of "land"
Take off
A: What do you want the keys for? B: I ... (close) the door
am going to close