Going to
Complete: "I ___ going to start work next week."
am
Which verb? "___ tennis" / "___ baseball"
play
"My wife's going to ___ a baby in January."
have
"It's going to create jobs." Is this FOR or AGAINST?
For
Complete: "I'd really ___ to learn Spanish."
like
Make it negative: "We are going to arrive tomorrow night."
We aren't (are not) going to arrive tomorrow night.
Which verb? "___ a letter" / "___ emails"
write
"We ___ to St Petersburg when I was ten."
moved
Complete with the correct verb: "It's going to ___ a useful service."
provide
Which is correct? "I'd like go to Iran." or "I'd like to go to Iran."
I'd like to go to Iran.
Make a question: "They are going to eat later."
Are they going to eat later?
Which verb? "___ shopping" and "___ my homework"
go (shopping), do (homework)
"My grandparents ___ a restaurant 50 years ago."
started
Complete with two verbs and say if it is FOR or AGAINST: "It's going to ___ education and ___ businesses." (improve / help / save / cut)
improve, help. This is FOR.
Make it negative: "I'd like to do his job."
I wouldn't like to do his job.
Find and fix the mistake: "My dad says he's going stop smoking."
going to stop
Complete with the correct verb + preposition: "___ ___ a walk in the park" / "___ ___ a run"
go for
We're going to ___ married next year. My parents ___ divorced when I was younger."
get, got
Fill the gap, then say FOR or AGAINST: "People are going _____ their jobs."
lose , This is AGAINST.
Answer the question with a short positive and a short negative answer: "Would you like to try some of this food?"
Yes, I would. / No, I wouldn't.
Make a question and give a short negative answer: "Dan / get a taxi there."
Is Dan going to get a taxi there? No, he isn't.
Fill in: "I ___ a check-up at the doctor's. We ___ a meeting with a client. I need to ___ a taxi home."
have, have, get
"I ___ home when I was 27. Now I want to ___ my job. I'd like to do something different."
left, leave
Choose a topic (self-driving cars, electric scooters or online lessons). Say one sentence FOR and one sentence AGAINST, using going to and two different collocations from this task.
Open answer, e.g. "Electric scooters are going to cut the number of cars on the road." / "They're going to cause a lot of noise."
Rewrite with would like: "I want to leave my job. Do you want to come with me?"
I'd like to leave my job. Would you like to come with me?