Future Plans with 'Be Going To'

Tony /not go /to school tomorrow/ because he is ill.

• Tony is going to not go to school tomorrow because he is ill.

• Tony is not going to go to school tomorrow because he is ill.

• Tony will not go to school tomorrow because he is ill.

• Tony not going to go to school tomorrow because he is ill.

My sister /invite/ all her friends to her party.

• My sister is going to invite all her friends to her party.

• My sister going to invite all her friends to her party.

• My sister will invite all her friends to her party.

• My sister invites all her friends to her party.

Julian /send / a nice present to Mary.

• Julian is going to send a nice present to Mary.

• Julian going to send a nice present to Mary.

• Julian will send a nice present to Mary.

• Julian sends a nice present to Mary.

Henry /not come/ to the theatre /this afternoon.

• Henry is not going to come to the theatre this afternoon.

• Henry not going to come to the theatre this afternoon.

• Henry will not come to the theatre this afternoon.

• Henry is going to not come to the theatre this afternoon.

My teacher/correct/ the pupils’ exams tomorrow morning.

• My teacher is going to correct the pupils’ exams tomorrow morning.

• My teacher going to correct the pupils’ exams tomorrow morning.

• My teacher will correct the pupils’ exams tomorrow morning.

• My teacher corrects the pupils’ exams tomorrow morning.

His grandfather/not open/ the front door.

• His grandfather is not going to open the front door.

• His grandfather not going to open the front door.

• His grandfather will not open the front door.

• His grandfather is going to not open the front door.

The plumber/ repair/ the bath in my flat.

• The plumber is going to repair the bath in my flat.

• The plumber going to repair the bath in my flat.

• The plumber will repair the bath in my flat.

• The plumber repairs the bath in my flat.

My friend and I /spend/ the day/ at the beach.

• My friend and I are going to spend the day at the beach.

• My friend and I going to spend the day at the beach.

• My friend and I will spend the day at the beach.

• My friend and I spend the day at the beach.

David and Daniel / buy /some food /for lunch.

• David and Daniel are going to buy some food for lunch.

• David and Daniel going to buy some food for lunch.

• David and Daniel will buy some food for lunch.

• David and Daniel buy some food for lunch.

Tom and Meg /ride their bikes at the weekend.

• Tom and Meg are going to ride their bikes at the weekend.

• Tom and Meg going to ride their bikes at the weekend.

• Tom and Meg will ride their bikes at the weekend.

• Tom and Meg ride their bikes at the weekend.