expressing intention

X: Why are you looking for a screwdriver?

Y: One of the kitchen chairs has a loose screw. I ______ it

• is going to fix

• am going to fix

• am going fix

• amgoing to fixing

• am fixed

Marsa .... begin medical school next year

• going to

• is going to

• go to

• will go to

• would rather

Ami : Hey! Look at those dark clouds!

Kiki : Woow! It is.........rain soon

• coming

• come

• would rather

• will

• going to

"What would you like to do if the pandemic is over?"

The function of the expression above is....

• to express congratulatory

• to express introduction

• to express intention

• to ask for intention

• to ask for forgiveness

 

Which one of these expression below is the expression of intention?

• "What would you like to do this weekend?"

• "I am glad to hear that"

• "I will be doing my homeworks tonight"

• "Congratulations on your successful project"

• "i would rather to doing my homeworks tonight"

 

Dave: "__________"

Sam:"I am planning on getting a new car next year"

The best expression to complete the dialogue is.....

• Do you like a new car?

• Did you get a new car last year?

• Do you have any plans for the next year?

• Do you have a great experience in getting a new car?

• Do you going a new car

Yura: "... bake choco chips cookies like the last time?"

Via: "Yes, that's my favorite. We will also try to make ginger cookies."

• Will you going to

• Do you going to

• Are you going to

• is you going to

• would rather going to

 

Izzy: "It will be a long weekend soon. Do you have any plans?"

Frank: "Umm, I'm not sure. I have no idea yet. I think I might stay at home."

Izzy: "Staying at home? Well, you could do something more interesting."

Frank: "What about you, Izzy? Do you have any plans?"

Izzy: "Definitely! My dad and I ... go fishing."

• is not will

• is going to

• will going to

• are going to

• is planning

Harry ... attend a vocational school next year.

• is planning to

• planned

• would plan

• is planned

• are going to plan

Here are some sentences about stating intentions, except ....

• I would like to take a shower.

• Would you like a cup of tea?

• I'm intending to get married next year.

• I'll go for a vacation.

• I;m planning to take a shower