Question

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?

Answer 1

•Are you going to use it for your holidays?

Answer 2

Ответ:

I hear you've bought a caravan.  

Are you going to use it for your holidays?

Объяснение:

Я слышал, вы купили трейлер.

Вы собираетесь использовать его в отпуске?

Answer 3

All three options are grammatically correct, but they have slightly different nuances:

1. "Are you using it for your holidays?" - This implies that you're asking if the person is currently using the caravan for their holidays, suggesting a present or ongoing action.

2. "Do you use it for your holidays?" - This is a general question about the person's holiday habits and whether they typically use the caravan for their holidays. It doesn't specify whether they are using it right now.

3. "Are you going to use it for your holidays?" - This question is asking about the person's future plans regarding the use of the caravan for holidays. It implies that you want to know if they intend to use it for upcoming holidays.