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In future tense: Bryan doesn't go camping.
Bryan won't go camping. / Bryan is not going to go camping.
In future tense: Mia and Mari get a puppy.
Mia and Mari will get a puppy. / Mia and Mari are going to get a puppy.
In future tense: Is your mom angry?
Will your mom be angry? / Is your mom going to be angry?
In future tense: Do you save money?
Will you save money? / Are you going to save money?
In future tense: My dad doesn't go shopping.
My dad won't go shopping. / My dad is not going to go shopping.
In future tense: Your parents give you money.
Your parents will give you money. / Your parents are going to give you money.
In future tense: Bryan plays hockey in the NHL.
Bryan will play hockey in the NHL. / Bryan is going to play hockey in the NHL..
In future tense: Mum explains everything to Glen.
Mum will explain everything to Glen. / Mum is going to explain everything to Glen.
In future tense: We don't eat junk food.
We won't eat junk food. / We're not going to eat junk food.
In future tense: My teacher is not happy.
My teacher won't be happy. / My teacher is not going to be happy.
In future tense: Are you sad?
Will you be sad? / Are you going to be sad?
In future tense: Ronny doesn't go surfing.
Ronny won't go surfing. / Ronny is not going to go surfing.
In future tense: Do your friends study many languages?
Will your friends study many languages? / Are your friends going to study many languages?
In future tense: Does Jack visit his mother?
Will Jack visit his mother? / When is Jack going to visit his mother?
In future tense: Sarah has her own room.
Sarah will have her own room. / Sarah is going to have her own room.
In future tense: I don't need a lot of money.
I won't need a lot of money. / I'm not going to need a lot of money.