will/going to/or Present Continuous ???

English as a Second Language English Vocabulary, Grammar and Idioms
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How I am doing an exercise and having a problem with it. I have done the first 2 sentences.

I need to fill the sentences with: (will/going to/or Present Continuous)

H.: Are you going (go) on holiday at Easter? Are you going to go away?
K.: Oh, I do not know. In the summer we[b] (2) …… (visit) friends in Italy, so I think perhaps we (3) …… (stay) in this country at Easter. What about you?
H.: We (4)……. (rent) a cottage near Edinburgh. It (5) …… (be) our first visit to Scotland. Jane (6) ……… (have) a baby in the summer, so we can`t do anything too adventurous or tiring.
K.: Scotland – what a good idea! Maybe we (7) …… (do) the same.
H.: Maybe we (8) ………… (see) you there!

Thanks to a person who helped me. :slight_smile:

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Maybe you should try to answer all the questions yourself first, and then have someone check them?

I’m sorry if this is a tiresome answer…

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H.: Are you going on holiday at Easter? Are you going to go away?
K.: Oh, I do not know. In the summer we are going to visit friends in Italy,
so I think perhaps we will stay in this country at Easter. What about you?
H.: We will rent a cottage near Edinburgh. It will be our first visit to Scotland.
Jane will have a baby in the summer, so we can`t do anything too adventurous or tiring.
K.: Scotland – what a good idea! Maybe we will do the same.
H.: Maybe we will see you there!
Please correct me.

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Dozy has asked Vtornik to make an effort himself first. In future, please give the poster a chance to do so before you interrupt, Allifathima. That is proper etiquette. Thank you.