Question

4 Choose the correct form. 1 My family and I are planning our summer holiday. We're going to/'|| travel around Europe 2 I'm hungry. I'm going tol'll have a salad and a sandwich, please. 3 They decided to go to the cinema. They are going to will ask their friends to go with them. My computer is very old, so my parents are going to will buy me a new one for my / a birthday 5 Paula wasn't at work today. I think I'm going to/'ll phone her 6 Actually, I changed my mind. I'm going to/'ll have an apple.​

Answer 1

1. I'm going to travel...

2. I'll have a salad...

3. The are going...

4. ...will buy me a new one for my birthday.

5. ...I'll phone her...

6. I'll have an apple.

Answer 2

Let's go through each sentence and choose the correct form:

1. My family and I are planning our summer holiday. We're going to travel around Europe.

The correct form is: "We're going to travel around Europe."

2. I'm hungry. I'm going to have a salad and a sandwich, please.

The correct form is: "I'm going to have a salad and a sandwich, please."

3. They decided to go to the cinema. They are going to ask their friends to go with them. My computer is very old, so my parents are going to buy me a new one for my birthday.

The correct forms are: "They are going to ask their friends to go with them." and "My parents are going to buy me a new one for my birthday."

4. Paula wasn't at work today. I think I'm going to phone her.

The correct form is: "I think I'm going to phone her."

5. Actually, I changed my mind. I'm going to have an apple.

The correct form is: "I'm going to have an apple."

In all the sentences, the correct form is "going to" or "I'm going to" to express future plans or intentions. The use of "will" is not appropriate in these contexts.