Be going to – Affirmative and Negative
Complete the sentence: "She ______ (visit) her grandmother tomorrow."
is going to visit
Change to a yes/no question: "She is going to travel next week."
"Is she going to travel next week?"
Complete the question: "_____ are you going to visit this weekend?"
Who
What preposition fits? "The book is ____ the table."
on
Who is the main character in Kung Fu Panda?
Po
Make this sentence negative: "They are going to play soccer."
"They are not going to play soccer."
Answer this question: "Are they going to the concert?" (Give a negative response.)
"No, they aren’t."
Change to a Wh-question: "He is going to buy a new car."
"What is he going to buy?"
Choose the correct preposition: "The bank is ____ the supermarket." (next to / under)
next to
What is the name of the cowboy in Toy Story?
Woody
Choose the correct form: "He (isn’t / aren’t) going to study tonight."
isn’t
Choose the correct question: (Is / Are) he going to study for the test?
Is
Choose the correct word: "_____ is she going to arrive?" (When/Where)
When
Fill in the blank: "The cat is hiding ____ the couch."
behind
What anime features a boy with a straw hat searching for the One Piece?
One Piece
Correct the sentence: "I going to watch a movie."
"I am going to watch a movie."
Rewrite in question form: "You are going to buy a new phone."
"Are you going to buy a new phone?"
Correct the mistake: "Where you are going to travel?"
Where are you going to travel?"
Correct the mistake: "She is going at the park."
"She is going to the park."
In Shrek, what kind of creature is Donkey’s best friend?
An ogre (Shrek)
Explain the rule for forming affirmative and negative sentences with "be going to."
Use "am/is/are" + "going to" + base verb. Add "not" after "am/is/are" to make it negative.
What is the correct word order for forming "be going to" yes/no questions?
"Am/Is/Are + subject + going to + base verb?"
Create a Wh-question using "be going to" about your weekend plans.
(Example: "What are you going to do this weekend?")
Explain the difference between "in," "on," and "at" when describing location.
"In" is for enclosed spaces, "on" is for surfaces, and "at" is for specific points.
Name three Pixar movies that do not have sequels.
(Examples: Luca, Soul, Onward)