Going to (Negative)

Going to (Negative)

We use be going to (negative) to talk about things that we are not going to do or are not going to happen.

• I am not going to go to Cancun on summer vacation.

• She is not (isn´t) going to eat pizza tomorrow.

• It is not (isn´t) going to rain today.

• We are not (aren´t) going to play kahoot tomorrow.

How to form the negative of the verb BE?

• I (am not)

• He / she / it (is not / isn´t)

• You / we / they (are not / aren´t)

Examples:

• I am not going to play video games tonight.

• He is not (isn´t) going to do his homework.

• They are not (aren´t) going to go to school.

Multiple Choice

What is the negative of is?

• aren´t / are not

• isn´t / is not

• am not

Multiple Choice

What is the negative of are?

• isn´t / is not

• aren´t / are not

Multiple Choice

What is the negative of am?

• is not

• am not

• are not

Multiple Select

Choose the sentences in negative. (2)

• You are going to play quizizz today.

• He isn´t going to play quizizz today.

• She is not going to play quizizz today.

Multiple Select

Choose the sentences in negative. (2)

• They are not going to eat sushi tonight.

• They are going to eat sushi tonight.

• They aren´t going to eat sushi tonight.

Multiple Choice

Choose the sentence in negative.

• I am not going to go to Mazatlan in 2 months.

• I am going to go to Mazatlan.