Describe a plan you have already made using a form of be and going to.
The idea
Use am, is or are + going to + the base verb: She is going to study. For a negative put not after be: They are not going to cook. For a question put be before the subject: Are you going to call? This structure can also express predictions based on present evidence.
Examples
- I am going to visit my aunt tomorrow.
- She is going to study tonight.
- We are going to take the train.
- They are not going to cook today.
- Are you going to call later?
- He is going to learn to drive.
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Watch out
Do not omit be or add -s to the following base verb: say She is going to study, not She going to studies. Other structures can also express future plans.
Try it yourself
I ___ going to visit my aunt. (am / is)
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am
am agrees with the subject I.
She is going to ___ tonight. (study / studies)
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study
The base form study follows going to.
___ you going to call later? (Are / Do)
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Are
Are comes before you in this question.
Practice round
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I ___ going to visit my aunt. (am / is)
She is going to ___ tonight. (study / studies)
___ you going to call later? (Are / Do)
Tap the words in the right order.
Tap the words in the right order.
Tap the words in the right order.
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