After school, I ___ (tan) on the beach.
After school, I am going to tan on the beach.
You ___ (watch) TV tonight.
You are going to watch TV tonight.
The students ___ (do) their homework.
The students are going to do their homework.
I ____ (drink) coffee in the morning.
I am going to drink coffee in the morning.
My father ___ (wash) the car.
My father is going to wash the car.
going to (negative)
He isn't going to watch TV.
Tom and Sam ___ (buy) candy.
Tom and Sam are going to buy candy.
My boss ___ (not / have) a meeting with me tomorrow.
My boss isn't going to have a meeting with me tomorrow.
The dog ___ (play) with his toys.
The dog is going to play with his toys.
He ____ (listen) to music in the car.
He is going to listen to music in the car.
I ____ (light) a candle because it stinks!
I am going to light a candle because it stinks!
going to (affirmative)
The avocado is going to go skating. / The avocado is going to skate.
going to (negative)
He isn't going to go swimming. / He isn't going to swim.
The students ___ (come) back tomorrow for class!
The students are going to come back for class tomorrow!
going to (question)
Is he going to play soccer?
The flowers ___ (bloom) in July.
The flowers are going to bloom in July.
going to (question)
Is she going to drink coffee?
I __ (stop) to get some ice cream!
I am going to stop to get some ice cream.
___ you ___ (drive) to the airport?
Are you going to drive to the airport?
___ he ___ (sing) at the concert?
Is he going to sing at the concert?
going to (negative)
He isn't going to go fishing.
Billie ___ (sing) in the concert next month.
Billie is going to sing in the concert next month.
The pilot __ (fly) the airplane to Argentina.
The pilot is going to fly the airplane to Argentina.
Tyler ____ (give) a test tomorrow.
Tyler is going to give a test.