You are given a situation, and you respond using the appropriate grammar. - You see your friend struggling to carry sports equipment. What will you do?, You are given a situation, and you respond using the appropriate grammar. - It’s raining, and your outdoor soccer match is canceled. What are you going to do instead?, You are given a situation, and you respond using the appropriate grammar. - "Your swimming practice starts at 5 p.m. today. What time do you need to leave home?", You are given a situation, and you respond using the appropriate grammar. - "Your team won a basketball game, and your coach asks you what you’ll do to celebrate.", You are given a situation, and you respond using the appropriate grammar. - You’re watching a volleyball match, and your favorite player gets injured. What will you do?", You are given a situation, and you respond using the appropriate grammar. - "The swimming competition schedule is announced. It starts at 8 a.m. next Saturday. What is your plan?", Tell me about your plans for sports in the future. Use ‘will’, ‘be going to’, or the present continuous - A sport you are planning to try, Tell me about your plans for sports in the future. Use ‘will’, ‘be going to’, or the present continuous - A competition you might participate in, Tell me about your plans for sports in the future. Use ‘will’, ‘be going to’, or the present continuous - Arrangements or training schedules you have.,

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