I *am going to* (be) learn a new language next year.

She *is going to* (visit) visit her grandparents this weekend.

We *are going to* (watch) watch the new movie tonight.

The weather looks bad. It *is going to* (rain) rain soon.

They *are going to* (have) have a baby in June.

Mike *is going to* (start) start his new job on Monday.

I think I *am going to* (get) get sick; I don’t feel well.

For her birthday, she *is going to* (have) have a big party.

Our team *is going to* (win) win the match tomorrow.

He *is going to* (buy) buy a car as soon as he saves enough money.

They *are going to* (paint) paint their house next month.

We *are going to* (meet) meet at the café at 3 p.m.

I heard that it *is going to* (snow) snow in the mountains this weekend.

They *are going to* (make) make a sequel to that popular movie.

He says he *is going to* (quit) quit smoking from tomorrow.

Exercise 2: Future Simple (going to) – Negative Sentences

I *am not going to* (go) go out tonight; I’m too tired.

She *isn’t going to* (make) make it to the meeting, she has another appointment.

They *aren’t going to* (sell) sell their old house after all.

It *isn’t going to* (be) be possible to finish the project on time.

I guess he *isn’t going to* (accept) accept our offer.

We *are not going to* (change) change our vacation plans.

She *isn’t going to* (study) study abroad next semester.

The company *isn’t going to* (hire) hire any new employees this year.

He *isn’t going to* (pass) pass the exam if he doesn’t study harder.

They *aren’t going to* (come) come to the party, they will be out of town.

I *am not going to* (buy) buy that expensive jacket. It’s not worth the price.

She *isn’t going to* (join) join us for dinner, she has to work late.

We *aren’t going to* (move) move to a new city, we like it here.

She *isn’t going to* (finish) finish her work by five o’clock.

The movie *isn’t going to* (start) start until all the guests arrive.