BE GOING TO vs PRESENT CONTINUOUS
For a personal plan or intention we use:
A. BE GOING TO B. PRESENT CONTINUOUS
A. BE GOING TO
Underline the correct option:
This time next month it will / won’t be raining because it’s summer
won't be raining
Underline the correct option:
You need a pen? I’ll / I’m going to lend you one.
I'll lend you one.
Put the words in order to make sentences.
computer / This computer / too / is / slow
This computer is too slow.
Choose the correct option:
I _______ Sarah at the cinema at 8:30 pm.
A. am meeting b. am going to meet
A. am meeting
Put the words in the correct order:
ON SUNDAY WILL STUDYING BE YOU?
Will you be studying on Sunday?
This soup is cold. I’m saying / I’m going to say something to the waiter.
I'm going to say
Put the letters in order to make technology words.
1. g l p u n i
2. e c g a h r
3. c n o o i n n t c e
4. y d s i l p a
1. plug in
2. charge
3. connection
4. display
Complete the question using present continuous:
_______ you ______ to the party tomorrow? (COME)
Are you coming to the party tomorrow?
____ she ____ working for the company in three years time?
Will she be working for the company in three years time?
Correct the mistake:
Do you think Manchester United is going to win the match?
will win the match?
Complete the sentences with the words below:
EXPERIMENTS - CHARGE - INVENTION
1. I need to _ _ _ _ _ _ the battery.
2. The internet is the most important _ _ _ of the 20th century.
3. Scientists need to carry out more _ _ _ on driverless cars before they become common.
1. CHARGE
2.INVENTION
3. EXPERIMENTS
Use the correct form: Present continuous or Be going to
I ___________ you something about the greatest invention.
I'm going to tell you something about the greatest invention.
Complete the senntence with your own ideas (all team members):
At this time tomorrow...
I will be (+ing)
Can Louisa come to the party?
a. I don't think so. She'll be working.
b. I don't think so. She is working.
c. I don't think so. She is going to work.
a. I don't think so. She'll be working.
A mechanical device using suction or pressure to raise or move liquids, compress gases, or force air into inflatable objects such as tyres.
P______
PUMP
Correct the mistakes:
1. We leaving tomorrow early in the morning.
2. Is she going live in Chicago?
1. We are leaving tomorrow early in the morning.
2. Is she going to live in Chicago?
Complete the sentences with the future continuous form of the verbs in brackets:
1. In three years time I (study) medicine.
2. ____ you (wait) ______ for me at the airport when I arrive?
1. In three year's time I'll be studying medicine.
3. Will you be waiting for me at the airport when I arrive?
Complete the sentence with a future form:
What time tomorrow? (friends / come)
What time are your friends coming tomorrow?
Write the second sentence so that it means the same as the first. Use two words in each gap.
1. There is less power in this phone than necessary.
2. The car has as much fuel as necessary.
3. You are driving faster than is necessary.
There isn't enough power in this phone.
The car has enough fuel.
You are driving too fast.