1. I *am going to* visit my grandparents tomorrow. (użyj „am/is/are going to” + czasownik)
2. She *is going to* buy a new dress next week. (forma 3. osoby liczby pojedynczej)
3. They *are going to* play football on Saturday. (liczba mnoga + going to)
4. We *are going to* watch a movie tonight. (my w liczbie mnogiej + going to)
5. He *is going to* study for the exam this evening. (3. osoba liczby pojedynczej + zamiar)
6. You *are going to* start a new job soon. (ty + going to)
7. It *is going to* rain later today. (ono / pogoda + going to)
8. My parents *are going to* travel to Spain next month. (oni + plan podróży)
9. I *am going to* clean my room after school. (ja + plan sprzątania)
10. She *is going to* call you this afternoon. (3. osoba liczby pojedynczej + zamiar dzwonienia)

1. I *am not going to* eat pizza for dinner. (forma przecząca z „not”)
2. Are you *going to* come to the party? (pytanie z „are” + „going to”)
3. He *is not going to* finish his homework today. (przeczenie w 3. osobie)
4. Is she *going to* visit her friend tomorrow? (pytanie w 3. osobie)
5. We *are not going to* watch TV tonight. (przeczenie z „not” + „going to”)
6. Are they *going to* play basketball after school? (pytanie w liczbie mnogiej)
7. You *are not going to* be late for the meeting. (przeczenie z „not”)
8. Is it *going to* snow this winter? (pytanie o pogodę)
9. I *am not going to* buy a new phone now. (przeczenie z „am not”)
10. Are we *going to* have a test tomorrow? (pytanie z „are” + „going to”)