curriculum/challenges/english/blocks/learn-how-to-plan-future-events/6762f11f6a96d19057229bf2.md
Listen to the audio and complete the sentence below.
Yes, we're BLANK BLANK a session next week to ensure everyone knows how to implement these changes.
going to
These two words together indicate a planned action in the future. The first word is a verb ending in -ing, and the second is a preposition.
hold
This means to organize or conduct an event, like a meeting or session.
Going to indicates a future plan or intention. It is often used to talk about actions that are already decided or likely to happen.
Hold refers to organizing or conducting an event, like a meeting, session, or training. For example:
We're going to organize a team meeting next Monday. - This shows a planned action in the near future.
They are going to hold a workshop on software updates. - This highlights a scheduled event for sharing knowledge or training.
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