Look at the table. What is each person going to do this summer? Write sentences.

1. Look at the table: Steve: He is going to travel abroad, go camping, rent a car, buy new clothes, go diving. He isn't going to stay at home (assuming opposite). Olga: She isn't going to travel abroad, go camping, rent a car, buy new clothes, go diving. She is going to stay at home. Pete & Sam: They are going to go camping, buy new clothes, go diving. They aren't going to travel abroad, rent a car. 3. Use the prompts to complete: 1. I need to buy some stamps. I'm going to go to the post office. 2. Kim and Paul are very tired. They are going to sleep. 3. Tim is on holiday. He is going to go sightseeing. 4. Lucy is in Moscow. She is going to visit the Kremlin. 5. Mary is very hungry. She is going to eat a sandwich. 6. Sarah's car isn't working. She is going to rent one. 7. I need to buy some food. I'm going to go to the supermarket. 4. Fill in the gaps with will or be going to: 1. He is going to buy a new car next month. 2. It's so hot in here. I will open the window. 3. I forgot to post that letter! I will do it now! 4. Look at him! He is going to drop that box! 5. Put the verbs in brackets into the correct form: 1. Sarah is flying to Japan tomorrow. 2. I'm very tired. I think I will go to bed. 3. We have just visited the Eiffel Tower. Now I think we are going to go to the Louvre. 4. The children met their new piano teacher last Tuesday. 5. Don't wash the dishes. Tom has done it already.