I'm going to prepare

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

"This is how I'm going to prepare for the storm," he said, laughing.

Whatever it takes, that's what I'm going to prepare to do".

"But I didn't prepare for my first child like I'm going to prepare for the next few children".

"I'm going to prepare like I'm the starter and if it doesn't happen, it doesn't happen," Szott said today.

"Mainly actually we spoke about today's match but more about next week and planning for Wimbledon, how I'm going to prepare for that, the things that we're going to be working on," he said.

SIR ALEX FERGUSON, Howard's new coach, said last week that his new keeper would get his first start for United in Thursday's match against Juventus of Italy at Giants Stadium in East Rutherford, N.J. "I don't know if I'm playing on Thursday, but I'm going to prepare the same way as always," Howard said.

"I am going to prepare as if it were a final," Federer told L'Equipe.

"God is saying, 'I am going to prepare you to be a light, to be an example to the city of Atlanta and to the state of Georgia,' " he said.

Napout – dubbed "an embezzling filthy rat bastard" in 2012 by Marcelo Recanate, president of Paraguay's Olimpia – marked his election victory in March with an off-the-cuff address: "I was going to prepare a speech, but my wife always says it's worth more when it comes from the heart".

There is only so much I can do in a month and then I am going to prepare myself the best that I can".

When asked about his chances of winning eight gold medals in Beijing, Phelps said, "I am going to prepare for that meet just like I do every other meet.