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11.

1 Going to

1 We use be + going to + infinitive without to when we talk about future plans and
intentions. We often use going to with future time expressions, e.g. tomorrow, next
week, tonight, next year, etc.

1 She isn’t going to drive to work next month because she’s going to walk.

2 We often use contractions with be and going to.


Positive Negative
I am/’m I’m not
You are/’re You aren’t
He/She/It is/’s He/She/It isn’t going to work next week.
We are/’re We aren’t
They are/’re They aren’t
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11.1 Going to

We change the order of be and the subject when we ask questions.

be Short answers
Am I help you? Yes, I am. No, I’m not.

Is he/she cycle home? Yes, he is. No, he isn’t.


Are you walk? Yes, you are. No, you aren’t.
going to
Why are you walk to work?
Where are they play?
2 With yes/no
What questions, we cando
are we give short
after theanswers.
game? We usually use contractions in
negative short answers.

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11.1 Going to

Complete the sentences with the correct form of be + going to.

’s going
1 She wants to lose weight so she to
__________ do more exercise next
month.
aren’t going to
2 We _____________ sell the car because my office is too far to walk to.
Are going to
3 _____ you ________ go away next summer?
Is going to
4 A ____ he ________ organize a party next week?
is
B Yes, he ___ .
Are going to
5 A _____ we __________ give the children the presents tomorrow?
aren’t ’re going to
B No, we _______ . We __________ give them the presents on Sunday.
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