All are correct, and all mean the same thing.
=)
1. I will visit my grandparents next month.
2. I intend to visit my grandparents next month.
3. I am going to visit my grandparents next month.
(Does #1 mean #2 or #3 in meaning?)
2 answers
#1 means that you are going to visit but still not sure. there is a bit of uncertainty in the sentence itself
#2 you intend to, means you have a plan to,
#3 you are going to visit means you are confirmed to visit.
hope that helps
#2 you intend to, means you have a plan to,
#3 you are going to visit means you are confirmed to visit.
hope that helps