Question

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Answer 1

1. He is going to walk on the beach
2. You are going to visit a museum
3. We are going to taste local dishes
4. They aren’t going to stay in a hotel
5. Are they going to go camping?

Answer 2

1. He is going to walk on the beach

2. You are going to visit a museum

3. We are going to taste local dishes

4. They aren’t going to stay in a hotel

5. Are they going to go camping?

Answer 3

1. The answer to this question depends on the context. If "he" refers to a person who was mentioned earlier in the conversation, then we can assume that he is going to walk on the beach. However, without further information, it is impossible to determine the exact meaning of the sentence.

2. The correct sentence structure should be: Are you going to visit a museum? This question is asking if the person being addressed has plans to visit a museum.

3. The correct sentence structure should be: Are we going to taste local dishes? This question is asking if the speaker and the person they are addressing have plans to try local cuisine.

4. The correct sentence structure should be: They aren't going to stay in a hotel. This sentence states that the subject (they) has no plans to stay in a hotel.

5. The correct sentence structure should be: Are they going camping? This question is asking if a group of people, possibly mentioned earlier in the conversation, have plans to go camping.