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- We use be going to + base form to talk about things we have decided to do or not to do in the future:
A: I 'm going to stay at home tomorrow. Are you going to watch the match tonight? B: No, we aren't going to be at home.
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- We often use these time expressions when we talk about the future:
tonight, tomorrow, next week/month/year, in January, in the summer, on Monday, this week/weekend/month
Are you going to watch the match tonight?
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| Affirmative | Negative |
| I'm (am) going to stay | I'm not (am not) going to stay |
| he/she/it's (is) going to stay | he/she/it isn't (is not) going to stay |
| you/we/they're (are) going to stay | you/we/they aren't (are not) going to stay |
| Question | Short answers |
| Am I going to stay? | Yes, I am. No, I'm not. |
| Is he/she/it going to stay? | Yes, he/she/it is. No, he/she/it isn't. |
| Are you/we/they going to stay? | Yes, you/we/they are. No, you/we/they aren't. |
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52A Complete Hall's plans for the weekend. Use be going to and the verbs in the box.
ask - come - have - help - see - stay - take - use - visit
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I in bed on Saturday morning. |
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In the afternoon, I my grandparents.
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I a movie with my cousins on Saturday night.
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We a pizza in town before the movie.
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My friend Emma with us.
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On Sunday morning, my parents us to the beach.
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On Sunday afternoon, Emma me with my Business Studies project.
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We my brother’s laptop.
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I him about it tonight!
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52B Complete the sentences. Use be going to and the verbs in brackets.
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I'm going to buy some clothes, but I a lot of money. (not spend) |
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Tom's going to stay in bed on Sunday morning. He early. (not get up) |
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Lucy's going to meet Charlotte tomorrow, but they lunch together. (not have) |
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We're going to stay in a hotel. We with our cousins. (not stay)
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Jo's going to take her skirt back to the shop. She it. (not keep)
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I'm going to work with animals. I in an office. (not work)
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My parents are going to paint the kitchen, but they my bedroom. (not paint)
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52C Write questions. Use be going to.
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example gap
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you / phone / her tonight? A: ? B: Yes, I am. |
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she / stay / with you on Sunday? A: ? B: Yes, she is. |
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your friends / have / a party? A: ? B: No, they aren't.
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we / tell / Ryan about Becky? A: ? B: No we aren't.
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what / you / do / in the summer? A: ? B: I'm going to visit my grandparents.
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Matt / learn / to drive next year? A: ? B: Yes, he is.
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where / they / stay? A: ? B: I'm going to stay at my sister's house.
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you / see / Justin tomorrow? A: ? B: No, I'm not.
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he / move / here in September? A: ? B: I don't know.
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52D Complete the conversation. Use be going to and the verbs in brackets.
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Coralie and Thomas (0) (visit) us next weekend. Do you remember them? |
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Yes, I do. What about Pauline? (23) (she / come), too?
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No, she (24) . She wants to come in October.
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B: What (25) (you / do) with them?
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A: We (26) (take) them to London on Saturday. We (27) (not stay) in a hotel. We (28) (go) for the day. Would you like to come with us?
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Oh, yes. Thank you.
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