INTENTIONS 1
BE GOING TO + Verb
BE GOING TO + Verb
INTENTIONS 2
BE GOING TO + Verb
BE GOING TO + Verb
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The expression SUBJECT + BE GOING TO + VERB is used to talk about intentions or plans that are NOT 100% sure.
I am going to wear
You are
He, she, it is
we are
you are
they are
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Circle the correct answers:
1. My train arrives at 3.15, so I think......at your house at about 3.45.
a. I'm going to b. I'll be c. I'm
2. I can't go to the swimming pool because....revise for a test this evening.
a. I'm going to b. I'll be c. I'm
3. My dad says....eat fried food this month, but I don't believe him.
a. he not will b. he isn't going c. he's
4. When...going to do the Maths homework?
a. you are b. will you c. are you
5. We...go to the gym every evening to get fit. Do you want to come too?
a. 're going to b. 'll to c. aren't going
Circle the correct answers:
1. My train arrives at 3.15, so I think......at your house at about 3.45.
b. I'll be
2. I can't go to the swimming pool because....revise for a test this evening.
a. I'm going to
3. My dad says....eat fried food this month, but I don't believe him.
b. he isn't going
4. When...going to do the Maths homework?
c. are you
5. We......go to the gym every evening to get fit. Do you want to come too?
a. 're going to
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Read the examples below and complete with the negative and interrogative and short answers:
SUBJECT + BE GOING TO + VERB
I am going to study. I am not going to study.
Are you going to study? Yes, I am. No , I'm not.
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He is going to play......... He isn't going to play...
often=souvent
2. He isn't going to play...
3. He is going to do more sport.
4. He is going to eat ...
5. He isn't going to fight... /he is going to stop fighting...
6. He isn't going to drink ...
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Watch this video and answer the questions:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sc5CV5VzMqk&t=1s
1. What are Ana and Emily going to do on Friday evening?
2. What are Ana and Emily going to do on Saturday?
3. What are Ana and Emily going to do on Sunday?
4. What is the weather going to be like?to eat out = to eat in a restaurant
1. They are going to see some friends and eat out.
2. They are going to make sandwiches and go to the park.
3. Ana is going to work out and Emily is going to browse the internet.
4. The weather is going to be sunny and warm.
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2. Is Sophie going to learn how to play tennis?
3. Is Adam going to get up earlier?
4. Are you going to stop eating unhealthy food?
5. Are Ben and Rose going to start a new sport?
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Do not confuse TO GO to a place § TO BE GOING TO GO to a place:
I'm going to Italy this summer. (project 100%)
I'm going to go to Italy this summer. (intention)
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You can use BE GOING TO + VERB when you want to talk about a prediction that is obvious (=evident), for example the weather: Look at the clouds, it's going to rain this afternoon!
Look at the pictures below and say what is the weather going to be:
Example: In Spain the weather is going to be boiling. /it's going to be boiling.
In Scotlnd it's going to be cloudy.
In Japan it's going to be cold.
In Ireland it's going to be foggy.
In Iceland it's going to be freezing.
In Brazil it's going to be hot / very warm.
Wales - rainy
Croatia - snowy
Portugal - sunny
The netherlands - windy
Ukraine - stormy
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Watch this video and answer the questions:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G7YVSmpDFZQ
1. What is Henry going to be?
2. What team is he going to play for?
3. Is he going to study?
1. He's going to be a football player.
2. He's going to play for Manchester.
3. He is going to study.
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Example: Are you going to be at the barbecue this evening?
Are you going to be at the barbecue this evening?
What are you going to wear?
I'm going to wear my summer dress.
I'm going to send her a message.
Is Adam going to be there?
What are you going to do now?
I'm going to get ready.
I'm going to do my homework.