The future

“Did you phone Keith?” - “Sorry, I forgot. ___ him now.”
1. I'll phone
2. I'm phoning
3. I may phone.
Look at those clouds! I think ___ .
1. it's raining
2. it will rain
3. it's going to rain
“Does anyone want to come with me to the cinema tonight?” - “Yes, ___"
1. I'm coming
2. I come
3. I'll come
You can borrow my sleeping bag, but ___ very clean. I don’t remember when I last washed it.
1. it's going to be
2. it may not be
3. it isn't being
“I want to speak to Jane, it’s very important.” - “I ___ her to phone you tonight.”
1. I'm going to ask
2. I won't ask
3. I'll ask
“Waiter! I would like a glass of wine. What about you, dear?” - "___ a cup of tea, please.”
1. I'll have
2. I'm going to have
3. I'm having
“Why can’t you come to the match tomorrow?” - “I told you, ___ lunch with my cousins in Cambridge.”
1. I'll have
2. I may have
3. I'm having
“Can you give me a lift to Lucy’s party?” - “No problem, ___ you up at eight.”
1. I'm going to pick
2. I'm picking
3. I'll pick
What ___ tonight?
1. are you doing
2. will you do
3. do you do
What are you doing with that bucket?” - "___ the dog a bath.
1. I'll give
2. I'm going to give
3. I may give