I *am going to* (be) study for my exams all weekend.

They *are going to* (visit) visit their grandparents next summer.

She *is going to* (make) make a big announcement at the meeting tomorrow.

We *are going to* (have) have a barbecue if the weather is nice.

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

It looks like it’s *going to* (rain) rain; let’s take an umbrella.

My brother *is going to* (start) start his own business next year.

You *are going to* (love) love the surprise I have for your birthday!

They *are going to* (paint) paint their house this weekend if it doesn’t rain.

Are you sure you *are going to* (feel) feel better by tomorrow?

Don’t worry, I *am going to* (help) help you with your project after school.

Is she really *going to* (move) move to a different country for her studies?

We *are going to* (see) see a decrease in prices if the trend continues.

He’s not *going to* (enjoy) enjoy the party if he doesn’t know anyone there.

My parents *are going to* (celebrate) celebrate their anniversary with a trip abroad.

Вправа 2: Виберіть правильну форму “going to” для завершення речень

It *is going to* (snow) snow tomorrow according to the weather forecast.

You look tired; I think you *are going to* (fall) fall asleep soon.

The city council *is going to* (build) build a new park in our neighborhood.

Sorry, I can’t join you. I *am going to* (visit) visit my cousin this evening.

I have a feeling that this movie *is going to* (end) end on a cliffhanger.

Just look at those clouds; we *are going to* (get) get wet if we don’t run!

With that attitude, you *are going to* (make) make a lot of enemies.

The scientists *are going to* (announce) announce their discovery next Thursday.

If we continue polluting the oceans, we *are going to* (lose) lose many marine species.

Given your expertise, you *are going to* (become) become a great leader in this field.

Unfortunately, we *are going to* (miss) miss the train if we don’t hurry up.

Trust me, everything *is going to* (work) work out; we just need to be patient.

According to the plan, they *are going to* (launch) launch the product in June.

The teacher said she *is going to* (give) give us a pop quiz next week!

I think we *are going to* (need) need a bigger boat for the fishing trip.