Future+intentions+Going+to,+Hoping+to,+Would+like+to

=Going to=

Intention
Going to is used to talk about a future intention when a decision has already been made: > When I leave university, I'm going to be a doctor. > They're going to meet us in the pub after the film. > When I leave school I'm going ( to go ) to university. We use the special **going to** construction when we have the intention to do something **before we speak**. We have already **made a decision before speaking**. Look at these examples:
 * I have won $1,000. I am **going to buy** a new TV.
 * We're not **going to see** my mother tomorrow.
 * When are you **going to go** on holiday?

In these examples, we had an intention or plan before speaking. The decision was made before we spoke. Reference:http://www.englishclub.com/grammar/verbs-m_future-gt.htm
 * We're **going to** buy a new car next month.
 * I'm **going to** work in a bank when I leave school.
 * In the new year I'm **going to** stop eating so much junk.
 * He's not **going to** go to the dance. He's got too much work.
 * I'm not **going to** watch TV until my science project is finished.
 * Are you **going to** play basketball after school?
 * What are you **going to** have for lunch today?

=Hoping to= I am hoping to see Allison tonight at the party tonight. Jane is hoping to be a doctor after she graduates. The US goverment is hoping to help those who are in need.

=Would like to= I would like to see Allison tonight at the party tonight. Jane would to be a doctor after she graduates. The US goverment would like to help those who are in need. media type="youtube" key="SmSKJ-t8lJ8" height="390" width="640"