Question 1
We have already booked the flights. _____.
Options: We are going to visit Spain next summer, We visited Spain last summer, We have visited Spain before
Planning a Holiday Trip – Going to vs Will
Choose the future form that matches each situation: will, going to, or the present continuous for a fixed arrangement.
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Question 2
I have not made a plan yet, but I think I _____ my holiday in Greece this year.
Options: am spending, will spend, spent
Question 3
Our flight arrives after the last bus, so we _____ a car at the airport.
Options: were renting, rented, are going to rent
Question 4
You have not bought it yet. _____ travel insurance tomorrow?
Options: Are you going to buy, Did you buy, Do you buy
Question 5
My parents decided to meet us at the airport, but we have not agreed on an exact time. They _____ us when we return from our honeymoon.
Options: met, are going to meet, were meeting
Question 6
I'm tired from planning. I think I _____ a travel agent organize everything next time.
Options: am letting, let, will let
Question 7
For our anniversary next month, we _____ in a five-star hotel; the room is already reserved.
Options: are going to stay, stayed, were staying
Question 8
The new hotel opens next year. I think it _____ a popular choice for families.
Options: was, will be, has been
Question 9
Look at her passport: it expires next month. She _____ for a new one tomorrow.
Options: applied, was applying, is going to apply
Question 10
Oh no, I forgot to book accommodation! I _____ a hotel room right away.
Options: will reserve, have reserved, was reserving
Question 11
Your backpack looks heavy. _____.
Options: I carried it for you, I will carry it for you, I usually carry it for you
Question 12
The arrangement is fixed: we _____ our guide at 8 a.m. outside the hotel.
Options: met, usually meet, are meeting
Practise Planning a Holiday Trip – Going to vs Will with this interactive fill-in-the-blank exercise of 12 questions. Choose the option that correctly completes each sentence, then submit to check your answers and get instant feedback on every choice.
Practising grammar in real sentences — rather than memorising rules in isolation — is one of the most effective ways to make a structure stick. You can retry as many times as you like to build accuracy and confidence using Planning a Holiday Trip – Going to vs Will in everyday English.
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