Going to + exercise
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The document discusses the use of the "going to" construction to express future plans and predictions. It provides examples of affirmative and negative sentences using "going to" as well as questions. The construction is used to talk about plans made before speaking or to make predictions when there is evidence about a future event. The document concludes with examples of filling in blanks with the correct form of "going to".
Going to + exercise
- 1. GOING TO + INFINITIVE
- 2. FORM Be + going + to + infinitive AFFIRMATIVE SENTENCES I am going + to + infinitive you, we, they are going + to + infinitive he/she/it is going + to + infinitive e. g. I am going to buy a new car
- 3. NEGATIVES e. g. I am not going to go home after class today. e. g. I am not going to buy a new car
- 4. QUESTIONS e. g. Are you going to take this class? e. g. Is she going to buy the car?
- 5. USE It is used to make predictions about the future (when there is evidence). e. g. Be careful! You’re going to fall.
- 6. It is used to express plans made before the moment of speaking e. g. I am going to stay home and work.
- 7. Complete the sentences with the right form of “going to” 1.Why does he have an eraser in his hands? is going to erase He (erase) ________________ the board. 2. Do you want to go shopping with me? I (go) am going to go to the shopping mall _____________ downtown. Sure. What time do you want to leave?
- 8. 3. We are going to go sightseeing __________________________ (go sightseeing) around the city this afternoon. 4. What ______ you _____________ are going to do (do) when you finish classes today? 5. Jane _______________________ is not going to come (not come) with us to the cinema this afternoon, she has to study for an exam. 6. Look! It’s very cloudy it is going to start raining _______________________ (start raining) soon.
- 9. The end!