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  • Where ______ he (stay) during his trip?
    Where is he going to stay during his trip?
  • He ______ (fix) his bike this afternoon.
    He is fixing his bike this afternoon.
  • Who ______ you (meet) later?
    Who are you meeting later?
  • They ______ (go) to the beach next weekend.
    They are going to the beach next weekend.
  • I ______ (not/do) my homework until tomorrow.
    I am not going to do my homework until tomorrow.
  • When ______ they (visit) London?
    When are they going to visit London?
  • What time ______ we (meet) tomorrow?
    What time are we meeting tomorrow?
  • They ______ (not/travel) to Spain this year.
    They are not going to travel to Spain this year.
  • My father ______ (go) to Australia next week.
    My father is going to Australia next week.
  • Where ______ you (go) after the party?
    Where are you going after the party?
  • They ______ (meet) the teacher at 4 p.m.
    They are meeting the teacher at 4 p.m.
  • What ______ he ______ (buy) at the store tomorrow?
    What is he going to buy at the store tomorrow?
  • I ______ (buy) a new laptop soon.
    I am going to buy a new laptop soon.
  • I can’t come to the cinema with you. I ______ (meet) John at 8.00.
    I am meeting John at 8.00.
  • My sister and I ______ (travel) to India in July. We have tickets already.
    My sister and I are travelling to India in July.
  • I ______ (start) a new job next month.
    I am starting a new job next month.
  • She ______ (attend) a wedding this Saturday.
    She is attending a wedding this Saturday.
  • Those cars are going too fast! They ______ (crash).
    They are going to crash.
  • She ______ (cook) dinner at 7:00 tonight.
    She is cooking dinner at 7:00 tonight.
  • She ______ (not/work) on Saturday.
    She is not working on Saturday.
  • The movie ______ (start) at 8:00 p.m.
    The movie is starting at 8:00 p.m.
  • The train ______ (leave) at 9:30.
    The train is leaving at 9:30.
  • What ______ you (wear) to the concert?
    What are you going to wear to the concert?
  • Helen lost all her money, so she ______ (not/buy) a new car she planned.
    She is not going to buy a new car.
  • She ______ (take) an English course next summer.
    She is going to take an English course next summer.
  • We ______ (have) dinner with my aunt on Friday.
    We are having dinner with my aunt on Friday.
  • “______ you ______ (go) out tonight?” “Yes, I ______ (go) to the pub.”
    “Are you going out tonight?” “Yes, I am going to the pub.”
  • My parents ______ (celebrate) their anniversary next weekend.
    My parents are going to celebrate their anniversary next weekend.
  • I ______ (visit) the dentist on Monday at 10 a.m.
    I am visiting the dentist on Monday at 10 a.m.
  • She ______ (not/come) to the party tonight.
    She is not coming to the party tonight.
  • I ______ (call) you when I get home.
    I am going to call you when I get home.
  • He ______ (not/play) the guitar tonight.
    He is not playing the guitar tonight.
  • Peter is not studying hard enough. He ______ (fail) his exams.
    He is going to fail his exams.
  • They ______ (open) a new restaurant downtown.
    They are going to open a new restaurant downtown.
  • We ______ (study) together at the library tomorrow.
    We are studying together at the library tomorrow.
  • Our old computer broke down yesterday, so we ______ (buy) a new one soon.
    We are going to buy a new one soon.
  • They ______ (watch) a movie this evening.
    They are watching a movie this evening.
  • Look at that man on the bridge! He ______ (jump)!
    He is going to jump!
  • Mandy and John ______ (get) married on June 25.
    Mandy and John are getting married on June 25.
  • Look at those clouds! It ______ (rain).
    It is going to rain.
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