Ray, I'm going to 1) go/visit to the supermarket later. Is there anything that you want? Please 2) can/do you get some tomatoes from the garden? We're 3) go/going to have spaghetti and salad for supper. Love, Liz P.S. I'm going to visit Pam and Dave after supper. Do you want to come?

Resolution (EN)

• 1. I'm going to visit the supermarket later. (The verb 'visit' is more appropriate when referring to going to a specific place like a supermarket with the intention of shopping or spending time there, while 'go' is more general.)
• 2. please can you get some tomatoes from the garden? ('Can' is used to ask for permission or ability, which fits the context of a polite request.)
• 3. We're going to have spaghetti and salad for supper. ('Going to' is used to express future plans or intentions, which is suitable here.)

Translation (RU)

• 1. Я посещу супермаркет позже.
• 2. Пожалуйста, можешь ли ты взять помидоров из сада?
• 3. Мы собираемся приготовить спагетти и салат на ужин.