Choose the correct sentence to indicate a near future statement:
He gets up early everyday.
He is going to get up early.
He is getting up.
They are going to do their best tonight.
They always do their best.
They are doing their best right now.
You are going to learn Irish this summer.
You learn Irish on weekends.
You are learning Irish on YouTube.
She buys a computer.
She is buying a computer.
She is going to buy a computer.
We take the bus.
We are taking the bus.
We are going to take the bus.
She watches the match.
She is watching the match.
She is going to watch the match.
They are waiting in the park.
They are going to wait in the park.
They wait in the park.
He buys bread every morning.
He is buying bread right now.
He is going to buy bread soon.
I am walking my pet.
I walk my pet on the mornings.
I am going to walk my pet today.
He is doing the homework.
He does the homework on Fridays.
He is going to do the homework on Friday.
