UNIT 3. FUTURE WITH PRESENT CONTINUOUS OR GOING TO

UNIT 3. FUTURE WITH PRESENT CONTINUOUS OR GOING TO

TO EXPRESS FUTURE PLANS...

• WE CAN USE PRESENT CONTINUOUS (BE + VERB WITH -ING) OR

• WE CAN USE BE + GOING TO + VERB IN BASE FORM

• THE MEANING IS THE SAME.

Multiple Choice

CHOOSE THE GRAMMATICALLY CORRECT OPTION.

• I'm visiting my aunt later.

• I visiting my aunt later.

• I'm visit my aunt later.

• I are visiting my aunt later.

Multiple Choice

CHOOSE THE GRAMMATICALLY CORRECT OPTION.

• She going to the gym tomorrow.

• She is going to the gym tomorrow.

• She is go to the gym tomorrow

• She gonna the gym tomorrow.

Multiple Choice

CHOOSE THE GRAMMATICALLY CORRECT OPTION.

• My parents going to travel to Japan next month.

• My parents are going traveling to Japan next month.

• My parents is going to travel Japan next month.

• My parents are going to travel to Japan next month.

Multiple Choice

CHOOSE THE GRAMMATICALLY CORRECT OPTION.

• Do you going to have a test tomorrow?

• Are you go to having a test tomorrow?

• Are you going to have a test tomorrow?

• You are going to have a test tomorrow?

Multiple Choice

CHOOSE THE GRAMMATICALLY CORRECT OPTION

• Dave driving your car for the trip?

• Is Dave driving your car for the trip?

• Is Dave drive your car for the trip?

• Is Dave going to your car for the trip?

• Are Dave driving your car for the trip?

Multiple Choice

CHOOSE THE GRAMMATICALLY CORRECT OPTION.

• Sorry, I not going to be at the meeting tomorrow.

• Sorry, I'm not being at the meeting tomorrow.

• Sorry, I'm not going be at the meeting tomorrow.

• Sorry, I'm not going to be at the meeting tomorrow.

Multiple Choice

CHOOSE THE GRAMMATICALLY CORRECT OPTION.

• We aren't organizing Hellen's birthday. She's doing it.

• We not be organizing Hellen's birthday. She's doing it.

• We isn't organizing Hellen's birthday. She's doing it.

• We going to organizing Hellen's birthday. She's doing it.