1. The document contains 7 examples of sentences using present simple, present continuous, will or be going to verbs. The examples discuss future travel plans, buying produce, falling off a bike, relationships and marriage, living in a caravan, climbing a mountain, and waiting.

1. Ex. 2. Put the verbs in brackets into the present
simple, the present continuous, will or be going to.
1. A: Where 1 are you going / are you going to go /
will you go for your holidays?
B: I 2 am going / will go / am going to go to Norway.
A: What 3 are you doing / are you going to do /
will you do there?
B: I 4 will fish / am going to fish / am fishing.
2. Shop assistant: We have some very nice strawberries.
Customer: All right. I 5 am going to have / will have /
have a pound.
3. Look at him! He 6 is going to fall / will fall / is falling
off his bike.
4. Jack: I don't want to get married. I 7 will never get /
will not never get / never get married.
Mother: You think that now. But one day you 8 meet /
are going to meet / will meet a girl and you 9 will fall /
are going to fall / fall in love.

2. 5. A: I hear you've bought a caravan. 10 Are you using /
Do you use/ Are you going to use it for your holidays?
B: No, I 11 am living / am going to live / live in it.
A: What 12 are you doing / are you going to do /
will you do with your house?
B: I 13 am going to sell / am selling / will sell it to
the man who sold me the caravan. He 14 is going to get /
is getting / will get married next month.
6. A: We 15 are going tostart / are starting / will start
early tomorrow. We 16 are going / are going to go /
will go to Ben Nevis.
B: 17 Are you going to climb / Are you climbing /
Will you climb Ben Nevis?
A: Not me. Tom 18 is going to climb / is climbing /
will climb it. I 19 will sit / am going to sit / am sitting
at the bottom and do some sketching.
7. A: I'm afraid I'm not quite ready.
B: Never mind. I 20 am going to wait / will not wait /
will wait.