We will answer the questions with the ‘～つもりだ’ construction. Remember that ‘～つもりだ’ can only grammatically come after a verbal short form; if you want to make the sentence more polite, you simply conjugate ‘だ’ into ‘です.’

This question is asking us what we will do this weekend. We will answer that we are going to see a movie. We answer as follows:
この週末、映画を見るつもりです。
（このしゅうまつ、えいがをみるつもりです。）

We will answer the questions with the ‘～つもりだ’ construction. Remember that ‘～つもりだ’ can only grammatically come after a verbal short form; if you want to make the sentence more polite, you simply conjugate ‘だ’ into ‘です.’

This question is asking us what we will do this weekend. We will answer that we are going to see a movie. We answer as follows:
この週末、映画を見るつもりです。
（このしゅうまつ、えいがをみるつもりです。）

We will answer the questions with the ‘～つもりだ’ construction. Remember that ‘～つもりだ’ can only grammatically come after a verbal short form; if you want to make the sentence more polite, you simply conjugate ‘だ’ into ‘です.’

This question is asking us what we will do during summer/winter holiday. We will answer that we intend to ski on the winter holiday. We answer as follows:
冬休みにスキーをするつもりです。
（ふゆやすみにスキーをするつもりです。）