1. Boys and girls, you (find) a flower of this plant in two days.
2. I (make) a plan for the coming Planting Day.
3. Next Monday, our class (plant) trees in the park.
4. Mum is too tired. She (take) a rest in her bedroom.
5. In 2050, every family (have) a small plane.

1. will find / are going to find 2. will make / am going to make 3. will plant / is going to plant 4. will take / is going to take 5. will have / is going to have

1. I'm so tired, so I go to bed late tonight.
2. We have a football game next Monday afternoon. We have any classes.
3. — Please don't tell anyone. It's a secret.— Don't worry. We tell anybody.
4. — you and your family move to Shanghai next month?— Yes, we . And we greatly miss you all.

1. won't 2. will, won't 3. won't 4. Will, will, will

1. Look at those clouds! It (rain).
2. Worker No. 55 (work) in the plant soon.
3. It's very cold. They (not go) for a run in the park this afternoon.
4. We haven't got much money. We (not buy) a new car.

1. is going to rain 2. is going to work 3. aren't going 4. aren't going to buy

1. Betty is going to see a movie tomorrow evening. →
2. Peter will come to visit my parents next Sunday. →
3. They are going to fly kites this Friday. →
4. She will go to the party with Lucy next Sunday. →

1. Is Betty going to see a movie tomorrow evening? Yes, she is. / No, she isn't.
2. Will Peter come to visit your parents next Sunday? Yes, he will. / No, he won't.
3. Are they going to fly kites this Friday? Yes, they are. / No, they aren't.
4. Will she go to the party with Lucy next Sunday? Yes, she will. / No, she won't.