Ross is going to do his laundry tonight. → (NEG), Ross isn't going to do his laundry tonight., Ross isn’t going to get up early tomorrow. → (AFF), Ross ist going to get up early tomorrow. → (AFF), Is Rachel going to go to work this morning? → (NEG), Rachel isn't going to go to work this morning? → (NEG), Joey is going to work out today. → (INT), Is Joey going to work out today?, Are they going to close the door? → (AFF), They are going to close the door., Is Phoebe going to open her guitar case now? → (AFF), Phoebe is going to open her guitar case now., Joey is going to like the pizza. → (INT), Is Joey going to like the pizza?, Rachel isn’t going to love the new job. → (AFF), Rachel is going to love the new job., Is Ross going to hate that situation? → (NEG), Ross isn't going to hate that situation., Monica is going to live in a big apartment one day. → (NEG), Monica isn't going to live in a big apartment one day., Chandler isn’t going to travel this month. → (INT), Is Chandler going to travel this month?, Are they going to visit a new restaurant today? → (AFF), They are going to visit a new restaurant today..
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