Complete the dialogues With the correct form of BE GOING TO. Congratulations! You’ve won a holiday at...

Tom Hi, guess what? I’ve won a galactic holiday – I’m going to travel into space!

Amy Wow! That’s amazing! When are you going?

Tom In 2015.

Amy Who are you taking with you? What about me!

Tom Er, actually, I am going to ask my cousin. He’s very interested in space travel.

Amy Oh. That’s a shame. How long are you going to stay in space?

Tom Only three days. But I am going to spend eight weeks on a tropical island before that. We are going to prepare for the space trip there.

Amy That sounds fantastic!

Complete the dialogues with the correct form of "BE GOING TO."

Congratulations! You’ve won a holiday at the Galactic Suite hotel for you and a friend.

Tom: Hi, guess what? I’ve won a galactic holiday – I’m going to travel into space!

Amy: Wow! That’s amazing! When are you going (1)?

Tom: In 2015.

Amy: Who are you going to take (2) with you? What about me!

Tom: Er, actually, I am going to ask (3) my cousin. He’s very interested in space travel.

Amy: Oh. That’s a shame. How long are you going to stay (4) in space?

Tom: Only three days. But I am going to spend (5) eight weeks on a tropical island before that. We are going to prepare (6) for the space trip there.

Amy: That sounds fantastic!

In this dialogue, the correct forms of "BE GOING TO" have been used to express future plans and intentions.

1. are you going: Here, "are" is the correct form of the verb "to be" for the subject "you," and "going to" indicates a future plan.
2. are you going to take: Again, "are" is used with "you," and "going to take" indicates an intention regarding who will accompany Tom on the trip.
3. am going to ask: "Am" is the correct form of "to be" for the subject "I," and "going to ask" shows Tom's intention to ask his cousin.
4. are you going to stay: "Are" is used with "you," and "going to stay" indicates a plan about how long the stay in space will be.
5. am going to spend: "Am" is used with "I," and "going to spend" shows Tom's plan to spend eight weeks on a tropical island.
6. are going to prepare: "Are" is the correct form for "we," and "going to prepare" indicates the intention to prepare for the space trip.

Using "be going to" is a common way to talk about future plans or intentions in English, especially when the decision has already been made or there is evidence that something will happen.