BE GOING TO + INFINITIVE

AFIRMATIVE SENTENCES I am You are He/she/it is going to + infinitive We/you/ they are We use “be going to” for plans and intentions or when there is evidence that smth. is going to happen in the future.

INTERROGATIVE SENTENCES Am I going to visit London? Are you going to swim? Is he, she, it going to read? Are we, you, they going to play? NEGATIVE SENTENCES I am not going to visit London. You are n’t going to swim. He, she, it is n’t going to read. We, you, they are n’t going to play.

Make up sentences as in the example. 1.(play /basketball) I am going to play basketball. 2.(fight) They ……… 3.(learn/to skate) Jack…………… 5.(sleep) We ……… 6.(watch/TV) John………………… 4.(clean/her teeth) She ……………...

Monday: meet Jane Tuesday: stay at home Wednesday: clean the house Thursday: buy new shoes Friday: visit my granny in London. Saturday: go to the theatre Sunday: have dinner with some friends Example: Sally is going to meet Jane on Monday. What are you going to do next week? Look at Sallie’s dairy and write what her plans are for next week. Write questions and answers as in the example: Jane/singer? Is Jane going to be a singer? – No, she isn’t. She is going to be a teacher. Willy/cook? ………………………... ………………………… Bob and Ted/artists? ………………………… Kitty/teacher? …………………………. ……………………. ? You/football player?