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Lesson 37

The document contains exercises focused on the 'going to' future tense in English. It includes examples of positive, negative, and question forms for various subjects. The exercises aim to reinforce the correct usage of this grammatical structure.

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Lesson 37

The document contains exercises focused on the 'going to' future tense in English. It includes examples of positive, negative, and question forms for various subjects. The exercises aim to reinforce the correct usage of this grammatical structure.

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NAME: NYKOLLE STHEFANY CHUQUISTA TAMINCHE

Exercise 2.

Here are the sentences with the correct "going to" form of the verbs:

1. It is going to rain.
2. They are going to eat stew.
3. I am going to wear blue shoes tonight.
4. We are not going to help you.
5. Jack is not going to walk home.
6. Are you going to cook dinner?
7. Sue is not going to share her biscuits.
8. Are they going to leave the house?
9. Is she going to take part in the contest?
10. I am not going to spend my holiday abroad this year.

Exercise 3.

Here are the sentences using the going to future form:

1. he / get up / early

• Positive: He is going to get up early.


• Negative: He is not going to get up early.
• Question: Is he going to get up early?

2. they / do / their best

• Positive: They are going to do their best.


• Negative: They are not going to do their best.
• Question: Are they going to do their best?

3. you / learn / Irish

• Positive: You are going to learn Irish.


• Negative: You are not going to learn Irish.
• Question: Are you going to learn Irish?

4. she / buy / a computer

• Positive: She is going to buy a computer.


• Negative: She is not going to buy a computer.
• Question: Is she going to buy a computer?

5. we / take / the bus

• Positive: We are going to take the bus.


• Negative: We are not going to take the bus.
• Question: Are we going to take the bus?

6. she / watch / the match

• Positive: She is going to watch the match.


• Negative: She is not going to watch the match.
NAME: NYKOLLE STHEFANY CHUQUISTA TAMINCHE

• Question: Is she going to watch the match?

7. they / wait / in the park

• Positive: They are going to wait in the park.


• Negative: They are not going to wait in the park.
• Question: Are they going to wait in the park?

8. he / buy / bread / this afternoon

• Positive: He is going to buy bread this afternoon.


• Negative: He is not going to buy bread this afternoon.
• Question: Is he going to buy bread this afternoon?

Exercise 4.

Here are the completed sentences using "going to":

1. She isn't going to walk to the stadium.


2. Are you going to fly to London?
3. John isn't going to eat anything.
4. Is she going to stay at a campsite?
5. What are you going to do tomorrow?
6. I am not going to see Dennis tonight.
7. Is Alexander going to take the next bus?
8. They aren't going to play football in the gym.
9. When are you going to give me the book back?
10. Angela is going to spend a week in Japan.

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