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1. Look at the pictures. Which of these are you going to do during your next
holiday?
Going to
2. Read the sentences. Which refer(s) to your future plans, predictions?
Hes going to
swim.
Shes dancing
now.
We use going to + infinitive to talk about plans and intentions for the future or make
predictions based on what we see or know.
AFFIRMATIVE
I
He
She
It
We
You
They
m
s
going to
swim.
re
INTERROGATIVE
I
he
she
Is
it
we
Are you
they
NEGATIVE
I
He
She
It
We
You
They
m not
s not
going to
swim.
re not
SHORT ANSWERS
Yes, I am / No, Im not
Am
going to
swim?
he
he
Yes, she is / No, she isnt
It
it
we
Yes, you are / No, you
arent
they
Time expressions used with be going to: tomorrow, the day after tomorrow, next
week/month/year, tonight, this weekend, etc.
3. Read.
Brad: What are you going to do in Rome next summer?
Trevor: Im going to visit some museums and cathedrals and Im going
to hire a car because I want to visit my friends over there.
Brad: Are you going to eat local dishes?
Trevor: No, Im not. Im going to eat hamburgers. I love them!
Brad: Are you going to go sightseeing?
Trevor: Yes, I am.
4. What about you? Write five sentences describing what are your plans for
the summer. They can be a mixture of positive and negative verbs.
Im going to visit my relatives in Oaxaca.
Im not going to do any work.
5. Fill in the blanks with the correct form of be going to and the verb in
parenthesis.
a. Im going to find a part-time job. (find)
b. He _____________________ any fried food. (not/eat)
c. My sister _____________________ a lot. (study)
d. I _____________________ to gym. (go)
e. They _____________________ tomorrow. (not/work)
g. Paul _____________________ to play guitar. (learn)
7. Look at the question in the table. Then write the other questions from
email 2
question
word
What
auxiliary
subject
going to
infinitive
complement
are
you
going to
do
all day?