Present Continuous, be going to and will (cz.B)

Chcesz zamówić coś do jedzenia u kelnera w restauracji.

• I’m having a chicken sandwich and a Greek salad.

• I'll have a chicken sandwich and a Greek salad

• I'm going to have a chicken sandwich and a Greek salad

Wyrażasz swoją opinię na temat wydarzeń z przyszłości.

• I don't think people are going to live on Mars

  soon.

• I don't think people are living on Mars

  soon.

• I don't think people will live on Mars

  soon.

Opowiadasz o kuzynie, który zaprosił twoja rodzinę na

ślub, który odbędzie się w sierpniu w Wenecji.

• My cousin is getting married in August in Venice.

• My cousin will get married in August in Venice.

• My cousin is going to have married in August in Venice.

Opowiadasz, jak twoja siostra zamierza obchodzić

urodziny.

• My sister will have a birthday party for all

  her friends.

• My sister is getting to have a birthday party for all

  her friends.

• My sister is going to have a birthday party for all

  her friends.

Are you ready to order? (I / have / a large pizza)

A. (I / study / in London. )

B. Why? There are some good universities here, in Poland.

A. Can you meet me at the train station?

B. The station? That's a surprise. OK,..............(I / meet / you / on the platform.)

X: Are you free tomorrow night?

Y: No,...........................

(Jason / take / me / to a restaurant).

X: Does your sister want to come with us?

Y: No, she says she wants to study.

X: What? What ......................? (she / do / Saturday night)?

Twój wujek miał wypadek. Pytasz go, co zamierza zrobić

z rozbitym samochodem.

• What are you doing with the car?

• What are you going to do with the car?

• What will you do with the car?