We use the ___  to talk about intentions or plans.1 puntoSimple PresentPresent Continuousbe + going towill

To discuss intentions or plans, we typically use the Present Continuous tense. The Present Continuous is formed using the verb "to be" (am/is/are) plus the -ing form of the main verb, which is commonly employed to indicate actions that are currently happening or are planned for the near future.

For example:

• "I am going to the store later."
• "She is meeting her friends tomorrow."

While "be + going to" is also used for future intentions, it is not part of the continuous aspect that the Present Continuous provides. Thus, the best choice for intentions or plans is the Present Continuous.