Describing future plans (pres. cont. vs. going-to future)

Complete the sentence with a present continuous for future plans or the going-to future.

I ___ (to meet) Sarah for lunch tomorrow.

• am meeting

• am going to meet

Complete the sentence with a present continuous for future plans or the going-to future.

They ___ (to fly) to Paris next week.

• are flying

• are going to fly

Complete the sentence with a present continuous for future plans or the going-to future.

• They ___ (to adopt) a rescue dog.

• are adopting

• are going to adopt

Complete the sentence with a present continuous for future plans or the going-to future.

• I ___ (to start) exercising regularly.

• am starting

• am going to start

Complete the sentence with a present continuous for future plans or the going-to future.

• He ___ (to see) a movie with friends tonight.

• is seeing

• is going to see

Complete the sentence with a present continuous for future plans or the going-to future.

• They ___ (to travel) to Japan next year.

• are travelling

• are going to travel

Complete the sentence with a present continuous for future plans or the going-to future.

• She ___ (to start) her new job on Monday.

Complete the sentence with a present continuous for future plans or the going-to future.

• The team ___ (to play) a match on Friday evening.

Complete the sentence with a present continuous for future plans or the going-to future.

• We ___ (to save) money for a new car.

Complete the sentence with a present continuous for future plans or the going-to future.

• He ___ (to write) a book about his travels.