Future intentions
plans and arrangements

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Expressing future - exercise 3

Disagree with the statements and give the correct information. Use going to or present tenses for intentions, plans and arrangements.

Example: Sam is going to water the grass. (cut)
Sam is not going to water the grass. He is going to cut it.



The exhibition opens on 1 May. (end)

The exhibition on 1 May. It on 1 May.

I am setting off soon. (return)

I soon. I soon.

My parents are coming back in the morning. (leave)

My parents in the morning. They in the morning.

My brother is going to correct this exercise. (do)

My brother this exercise. He it.

The TV series starts tonight. (continue)

The TV series tonight. It tonight.

We are going to get married in July. (get divorced)

We in July. We in July.

Kate is flying to Paris on Sunday. (drive)

Kate to Paris on Sunday. She to Paris.

The plane takes off at 3.25. (land)

The plane off at 3.25. It at 3.25.

Going to vs present simple and continuous exercises with answers and grammar rules.

For beginners and elementary learners of English as a foreign language.

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