Affirmative
María/ go to the park.
María is going (to go) to the park.
They/ go to school/ tomorrow.
They aren't going (to go) to school tomorrow.
What/ you/ do/ next weekend/ ?
- I am going to watch a film.
What are you going to do next weekend
(play chess)
- No, she isn't.
Is she going to play chess?
Correct or incorrect:
She are going to Italy this summer.
Incorrect: She is going (to go) to Italy this summer
Correct or incorrect
She aren't going to travel to China.
She isn't going to travel to China
Where/ you/ buy new trainers/ ?
- I am going to buy new trainers at Decathlon.
Where are you going to buy new trainers?
(dance ballet tomorrow)
- Yes, they are.
Are they going to dance ballet tomorrow?
Correct or incorrect
I is going to have a shower.
Incorrect:
I'm going to have a shower
He/ visit his grandparents.
He isn't going to visit his grandparents.
When/ you/ ride your bike/ ?
- I am going to ride my bike tomorrow.
When are you going to ride your bike?
(sleep a lot this Sunday)
- No, he isn´t
Is he going to sleep a lot this Sunday?
I/ play volleyball/ tomorrow
I am going to play volleyball tomorrow.
Correct or incorrect
They is going to clean the house tomorrow morning.
Incorrect:
They are going to clean the house tomorrow morning
What/ eat/ tonight/ ?
- I am going to eat a hamburguer.
What are you going to eat tonight?
(send a letter)
- Yes, I am
Are you going to send a letter?
We/ have a party/ next Friday.
We are going to have a party next Friday.
We/ make a cake/ this weekend.
We are not going to make a cake this weekend.
Why/ read that book/ ?
- Because everybody likes it.
Why are you going to read that book?
(give your classmate a present)
- No, we aren't.
Are you going to give your classmate a present?