PLAN AND INTENTION

Andy: ...

Bella: I will be staying at home.

• How are you doing?

• What are you doing tonight?

• Where were you yesterday?

• Do you like the party?

Below are the expressions of plan and intention, EXCEPT …

• I’m going to go to Japan soon.

• I should go to Japan soon.

• I’ll go to Japan soon.

• I would like to go to Japan soon.

Oh look! The sky is dark. It .. rain.

• is going to

• are going to

• go

• will be

In the next 300 years, people ... travel with flying cars instead of airplanes.

• are going to

• is going to

• am going to

• going to

Martha: What would you like to eat?

Mellina: ... to eat a piece of cheesecake, please.

• I dislike

• I’d like

• I wouldn’t like

• I don’t like

Andi: I'm going to go to Japan for holiday next month.

Maya : ...

• Thank you

• That sounds great!

• No problem

• Warm regards

Michael: ...

Maya: I am going to go to the cinema tomorrow night.

• What is your plan for tomorrow night?

• Can I join you to the cinema?

• Where are you going tonight?

• Are you busy tonight?

Betty: Ben, have you find the books?

Beni: Sorry, I have searched for it, but I couldn't find it.

Betty: ...

Beni: Thank you.

• I will help you to search for it.

• Will you help me?

• They will search a library.

• The librarian will search for his book.

Which one of the following sentences is an expression of plan and intention?

• I am going to Jakarta now.

• I am going to go to Jakarta next week.

• I go to Jakarta.

• Jakarta is Indonesian capital city.

Which one of the following sentences is NOT an expression of intention?

• I will help you finish this project.

• I am going to join the dance class.

• My mother will pick me up.

• I am going to Bali.