Present continuous and 'going to'

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<p>In this lesson, we’re going to listen to two people deciding what they’re going to do one evening. They go through a variety of options, including going to the cinema, getting Chinese food, and making food at home. Listen to find out what they ultimately decide.</p> 

What are your plans for today? Listen to Emma and Luke’s plans for today and learn phrases and questions to continue conversations about plans in English. Read along with the podcast on our website: https://dialoguefrog.com/english-conversation-about-plans-89/Follow us on Faceboo ... Show More

Here's Kee with a lesson about be going to and the present continuous for future plans! 

Talking about the future and about what you should or would like to do. 

It's often the case that we make suggestions to each other - to go to the cinema, to go out for something to eat, to go for a drink. That's the focus of our discussion in this lesson. 

In this lesson, Martin and Stefanie are discussing what to eat this evening. The possibilities are endless. Let's consider some of those possibilities in this lesson. 

On today's show we talk about evening routines. You'll learn some prepositions of time like "while", "during" and "for". You'll also learn some sequencing words like "before", "as soon as","first", "next" and "then". 

<p>Time to answer some questions. Time to make some plans. Time for everything to change.</p>