08 - Grammar (Be going to / Will)

Grammar (Be going to / will)

by SUPHAWIT PHUEAKTHAP

​Be going to

​We use be going to in order to express some kind of future intention or plan.

Multiple Choice

We use "be going to" to talk about ................... .

• A) the past

• B) the present

• C) the future

Multiple Choice

"Be going to" introduces ............................ .

• A) a prediction

• B) a plan

• C) a dog

​Be going to - Affirmative

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​We are going to take skiing lessons this winter.

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​Subject + be (is,am,are) + going to + base verb

​Be going to - Negative

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​We are not going to take skiing lessons this winter.

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​Be going to (Wh - Questions)

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​What are they going to do?

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​Be going to - Yes/No Questions

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​Are you going to cook?

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Multiple Choice

What sentence form is the sentence below?

I'm going to take a skiing lesson this winter.

• A) Affirmative

• B) Negative

• C) Wh - Questions

• D) Yes/No Questions

Multiple Choice

What sentence form is the sentence below?

Why are they going to march to the White House?

• A) Affirmative

• B) Negative

• C) Wh - Questions

• D) Yes/No Questions

Multiple Choice

What sentence form is the sentence below?

She's not going to kiss him.

• A) Affirmative

• B) Negative

• C) Wh - Questions

• D) Yes/No Questions

Multiple Choice

What sentence form is the sentence below?

Is she going to take a skiing lesson this winter?

• A) Affirmative

• B) Negative

• C) Wh - Questions

• D) Yes/No Questions

​Will

​We use will in order to express a prediction.

​Will - affirmative

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I will win the lottery.

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Subject + will + base verb

​Will - negative

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I will not win the lottery.

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Subject + will + not + base verb

​Will (Wh -Questions)

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What will you do on weekend?

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Wh + will + subject + base verb + ?

​Will - Yes/No Questions

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Will you do your homework?

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Will + subject + base verb + ?

Multiple Choice

What sentence form is the sentence below?

I won't do it.

• A) Affirmative

• B) Negative

• C) Wh - Questions

• D) Yes/No Questions

Multiple Choice

What sentence form is the sentence below?

What will you buy?

• A) Affirmative

• B) Negative

• C) Wh - Questions

• D) Yes/No Questions

Multiple Choice

What sentence form is the sentence below?

I will win the lottery tomorrow.

• A) Affirmative

• B) Negative

• C) Wh - Questions

• D) Yes/No Questions

Multiple Choice

What sentence form is the sentence below?

Will you be able to do your homework?

• A) Affirmative

• B) Negative

• C) Wh - Questions

• D) Yes/No Questions

Multiple Choice

We use "will" to talk about ..................... .

• A) the past

• B) the present

• C) the future

Multiple Choice

"Will" introduces ..............................

• A) a plan

• B) a prediction

Multiple Choice

Is this sentence a prediction or a plan?

Your horoscope says, "The color red will bring you good luck."

• A) a prediction

• B) a plan

Multiple Choice

Is this sentence a prediction or a plan?

We are going to go to the basketball game this weekend. We've bought our tickets.

• A) a prediction

• B) a plan

Multiple Choice

Is this sentence a prediction or a plan?

I don't think he'll pass his exams. He never does his homework.

• A) a prediction

• B) a plan