Going to
Correct the sentence:
I going to meet my friend later.
I AM going to meet my friend later.
Rewrite the sentences as one:
I went to the shops. I bought some new shoes.
I went to the shops to buy some new shoes.
Choose the best option:
Have you spoken to Anna yesterday / today?
Have you spoken to Anna today?
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They want to get fit. They should/shouldn't play a sport together.
They want to get fit. They should play a sport together.
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We think we will / won’t visit Mount Etna next year. It is easy to go there.
We think we will visit Mount Etna next year. It is easy to go there.
Correct the sentence:
They don’t going to watch the football game
tonight.
They AREN'T going to watch the football game
tonight.
Rewrite the sentences as one:
He called the restaurant. He booked a table.
He called the restaurant to book a table.
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Terry has been / went to the USA in 2003.
Terry went to the USA in 2003.
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There’s a lot of traffic on the roads. You should/shouldn't take the train.
There’s a lot of traffic on the roads. You should take the train.
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I will / won’t be busy tomorrow, so you should come and see me now.
I will be busy tomorrow, so you should come and see me now.
Correct the sentence:
Do you going to travel by car tomorrow?
ARE you going to travel by car tomorrow?
Rewrite the sentences as one:
I’m going to the university library. I’m going to
study for my exams.
I’m going to the university library to
study for my exams.
Choose the best option:
I’ve called her a few times this week / last week.
I’ve called her a few times this week.
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He feels very tired all the time. He should/shouldn't go to bed so late.
He feels very tired all the time. He shouldn't go to bed so late.
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There will / won’t be many children in the park today because it’s raining.
There won’t be many children in the park today because it’s raining.
Complete the sentences:
A: __________ (watch) the football game tonight?
B: No, __________ (not/watch) it because I don’t like
football! What about you?
A: ARE YOU GOING TO WATCH the football game tonight?
B: No, I'M NOT GOING TO WATCH it because I don’t like
football! What about you?
Rewrite the sentences as one:
She went to the supermarket. She got some
food for dinner.
She went to the supermarket to get some
food for dinner.
Complete the sentences:
_______ you ever _______ (meet) my friend
Carla? Yes, I _______.
HAVE you ever MET my friend
Carla? Yes, I HAVE.
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Hanna’s face is very red. She should/shouldn't sit out in the sun all day.
Hanna’s face is very red. She shouldn't sit out in the sun all day.
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She doesn’t think she will / won’t have time to study at the weekend.
She doesn’t think she will have time to study at the weekend.
Complete the sentences:
A: I’m going to a restaurant, but we ____________ (not/eat) there. The restaurant has a TV outside, so we _____________ (sit) at a table and watch the game there.
A: I’m going to a restaurant, but we AREN'T GOING TO EAT there. The restaurant has a TV outside, so we ARE GOING TO SIT at a table and watch the game there.
Rewrite the sentences as one:
Helen is going to the sports centre. She’s going
to have a swim.
Helen is going to the sports centre to have a swim/to swim.
Complete the sentence:
__________Marcos _______ (find) a new job?
No, he _________ .
HAS Marcos FOUND a new job?
No, he HASN'T.
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She has a bad cold. She should/shouldn't go to the doctor’s.
She has a bad cold. She should go to the doctor’s.
Choose the correct option:
I think the number of university students will / won’t decrease because it’s so expensive.
I think the number of university students will decrease because it’s so expensive.