Take turns to ask and tell your partner about your plans for your next summer, using will and be going to. Remember to pronounce the weak or strong forms of will, am, is, are appropriately

Person A: Hi! What are you planning to do next summer?

Person B: Hey! I haven't decided yet, but I think I am going to visit my grandparents in Florida. They have been asking me to come over for a while.

Person A: That sounds great. Are you going to stay with them for the whole summer?

Person B: No, I will only be there for a couple of weeks. After that, I am going to travel around the West Coast.

Person A: Nice! What places are you planning to visit?

Person B: I will be going to California, Nevada, and Arizona. I will visit Los Angeles, San Francisco, Las Vegas, and the Grand Canyon.

Person A: Wow! It sounds like an exciting trip. Will you be traveling alone or with someone?

Person B: I will be traveling with my cousin. She is as excited as I am.

Person A: That's cool. I am still figuring out my plans for the summer, but I think I will stay in town and work on some projects.

Person B: That's a good idea. What kind of projects are you planning to work on?

Person A: I will be going to take some online courses and work on a personal website. I am also thinking about starting a small business.

Person B: That sounds interesting. Good luck with your projects!

Person A: Thank you! Enjoy your trip, and have fun!