Form of going to Future

positive

I am going to speak.

I am not going to speak.

Am I going to speak?

you / we / they

You are going to speak.

You are not going to speak.

Are you going to speak?

he / she / it

He is going to speak.

He is not going to speak.

Is he going to speak?

Write sentences in going to future.

he / get up / early
Positive:

Negative:

Question:

they / do / their best

Positive:

Negative:

Question:

question

Test

1.
o

negative

you / learn / Irish

Positive:

Negative:

Question:
she / buy / a computer

Positive:

Negative:

Question:

we / take / the bus

Positive:

Negative:

Question:

she / watch / the match

Positive:

Negative:

Question:

they / wait / in the park

Positive:

Negative:

Question:

He / buy / bread / this afternoon

Positive:

Negative:

Question:

Test - Answer
Write sentences in going to future.
1.

he / get up / early

Positive: He is going to get up early.

Negative: He is not going to get up early.

Question: Is he going to get up early?

they / do / their best

Positive: They are going to do their best.

Negative: They are not going to do their best.

Question: Are they going to do their best?

you / learn / Irish

Positive: You are going to learn Irish.

Negative: You are not going to learn Irish.

Question: Are you going to learn Irish?

she / buy / a computer

Positive: She is going to buy a computer.

Negative: She is not going to buy a computer.

Question: Is she going to buy a computer?

we / take / the bus

Positive: We are going to take the bus.

Negative: We are not going to take the bus.

Question: Are we going to take the bus?

she / watch / the match

Positive: She is going to watch the match.

Negative: She is not going to watch the match.

Question: Is she going to watch the match?

they / wait / in the park

Positive: They are going to wait in the park.

Negative: They are not going to wait in the park.

Question: Are they going to wait in the park?

He / buy / bread / this afternoon

Positive: He is going to buy bread this afternoon.

Negative: He is not going to buy bread this afternoon.

Question: Is he going to buy bread this afternoon?

SENTENCES CAN or CANT
1.
I
swim. (+/can)

2.

You

draw. (-/can)

3.

He

cook. (+/can)

4.

She

5.

It

6.

We

ski. (-/can)

7.

You

read. (+/can)

8.

They

count. (-/can)

9.

Doris

sail. (+/can)

10.

Walter and Laura

Answer

walk. (-/can)
jump. (+/can)

sing. (-/can)

1.

I can swim.

2.

You can't draw.

3.

He can cook.

4.

She can't walk.

5.

It can jump.

6.

We can't ski.

7.

You can read.

8.

They can't count.

9.

Doris can sail.

10.

Walter and Laura can't sing.

EXERCICES MUST OR MUSTNT

1.

You

tidy up your room.

2.

You

smoke.

3.

You

do your homework.

4.

You

play with fire.

5.

You

be home on time.

6.

You

cheat in a test.

7.

You

turn the music too loud.

8.

You

help in the house.

9.

You

annoy your little sister.

10.

You

bite nails.

ANSWER
1.

You must tidy up your room.

2.

You mustn't smoke.

3.

You must do your homework.

4.

You mustn't play with fire.

5.

You must be home on time.

6.

You mustn't cheat in a test.

7.

You mustn't turn the music too loud.

8.

You must help in the house.

9.

You mustn't annoy your little sister.

10.

You mustn't bite nails.