1. She *is going to* visit her grandmother tomorrow. (Hint: Brug “to be” i nutid + going to + hovedverbum for planlagt handling)
2. We *are going to* watch a movie tonight. (Hint: Brug “are” for flertal + going to + verbet “watch”)
3. I *am going to* start a new book next week. (Hint: Brug “am” for første person ental + going to + verbet “start”)
4. They *are going to* play football after school. (Hint: Brug “are” for flertal + going to + verbet “play”)
5. He *is going to* buy a new bike soon. (Hint: Brug “is” for 3. person ental + going to + verbet “buy”)
6. You *are going to* learn English this year. (Hint: Brug “are” for anden person ental/flertal + going to + verbet “learn”)
7. It *is going to* rain this afternoon. (Hint: Brug “is” for 3. person ental + going to + verbet “rain”)
8. We *are going to* visit Paris next summer. (Hint: Brug “are” for flertal + going to + verbet “visit”)
9. I *am going to* cook dinner tonight. (Hint: Brug “am” for første person ental + going to + verbet “cook”)
10. She *is going to* study hard for the exam. (Hint: Brug “is” for 3. person ental + going to + verbet “study”)

1. They *are going to* travel to Spain next month. (Hint: Brug “are” for flertal + going to + verbet “travel”)
2. I *am going to* clean my room this afternoon. (Hint: Brug “am” for første person ental + going to + verbet “clean”)
3. He *is going to* fix his car tomorrow. (Hint: Brug “is” for 3. person ental + going to + verbet “fix”)
4. We *are going to* meet at the park later. (Hint: Brug “are” for flertal + going to + verbet “meet”)
5. You *are going to* help your friend with homework. (Hint: Brug “are” for anden person ental/flertal + going to + verbet “help”)
6. She *is going to* bake a cake for the party. (Hint: Brug “is” for 3. person ental + going to + verbet “bake”)
7. It *is going to* snow this winter. (Hint: Brug “is” for 3. person ental + going to + verbet “snow”)
8. I *am going to* visit the dentist next week. (Hint: Brug “am” for første person ental + going to + verbet “visit”)
9. They *are going to* start a new project soon. (Hint: Brug “are” for flertal + going to + verbet “start”)
10. We *are going to* listen to music after dinner. (Hint: Brug “are” for flertal + going to + verbet “listen”)