2a-present cont.

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• vmbo b
• Leerjaar 2

English grammar lesson

Content

1. Lessongoals
2. What do you already know?
3.  Grammar explanation
4. Quiz

Lessongoals

You can explain what to be going to means.

You can make interrogative and negative sentences with to be going to.

What does 'to be going to' means?

Grammar

Going to is used in the future.

If you are planning to do something:

am / are / is + going to + whole verb

 - I am going to walk.

- He is going to eat some fruit.

- They are going to visit the museum next week.

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Grammar

When you ask what someone plans to do, put am /are/is at the beginning of the sentence.

I am going to eat.

• Am I going to eat?

You are going to eat.

• Are you going to eat?

Grammar

If you don't intend to do something, put not or n't after am/are/ is.

- I am not going to eat.

- You are not going to eat.

- He/ she/ it isn't going to eat.

- We aren't going to eat.

Going to is used in ...

1. the past tense
2. the present
3. the future
4. the primeval time

They ...... to the cinema.

1. going to
2. are going
3. is going
4. are going to be

I'm ........ fix it today.

1. going not to
2. going to not
3. not going to
4. to not going

I'm going to ..... you while you're away.

1. missing
2. to miss
3. going to miss
4. miss

You ....... my new bike.

1. going to love
2. are going to love
3. am going love
4. going love

I now understand how to use to be going to in a sentence.

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