I’m ill. I ... (call) the doctor *willam going to callam calling— Tim has broken his leg and stays at home. — Sorry to hear that. I ... (visit) him tomorrow. *willam going to visitam visiting— My bags are terribly heavy today. — Really? I ... (give) you a lift. *willam going to giveam givingWe ... (have) a party next Saturday. Would you like to come? *willare going to haveare havingI ... (not/go) away for my holidays next month because I haven’t got enough money. *will not goam not going to goam not goingGeorge, is it true that you ... (get married) next week? *will getare you going to getare gettingI ... (have) lunch with some businessmen next Wednesday. *will haveam going to haveam havingMy uncle has bought bricks. He ... (build) a house in the country. *will buildis going to buildis building— Has he decided how to spend the money? — Yes, he ... (buy) a car. *willis going to buyis bying— Haven’t you taken my key? I can’t find it. — Just a minute. I ... (look) for it. *willam going to lookam looking— Jack didn’t pass his exam yesterday. — Oh, what ... he ... (do)? *will he dois he going to dois he doingWe ... (go) to St. Petersburg soon. *will goare going to goare going— There is somebody at the door. — I ... (open *willam going to openam openingAlec ... (write) a letter to his parents in the evening. *will writeis going to writeis writtingJohn, ... (to do) me a favour? *willare you going to doare you doing