To talk about the future we need to use "BE GOING TO" and "WILL" together in a sentence. For example, Mary will going to get married soon.

• True

• False

Which of the following questions is correct?

• She is going to write a book?

• She isn't going to write a book?

• Is she going to write a book?

• Will she going to write a book?

In which sentence the future "WILL" is used correctly?

• He will to go to the supermarket.

• She wills go to the supermarket.

• He will going to the supermarket.

• She will go to the supermarket.

When using "BE GOING TO" we form negations by putting NOT after the verb to be. For example, They are not/aren't going to play basketball tomorrow.

• True

• False

The word "GONNA" is the same as:

• Got to

• Want to

• Have to

• Going to

What is the contracted form of "WILL NOT"?

• Won't

• Willn't

A: Did you go ice-skating this winter?

B: No. _____________________________________ next winter.

• I will going to go ice-skating

• I'm going to go ice-skating

• I am will go ice-skating

• I will am going to go ice-skating

We use "BE GOING TO" for:

• Predictions based on what we see or know.

• Predictions based on what we think or believe.

In this sentence: "I am planning to buy a house next year". Can we replace "PLANNING TO" for?

• Will

• Going to

A: Mom, I killed a cat down the street.

B: I _____________________ anybody. I promise.

A: Thanks, Mom. I love you.

B: I love you too.

• am not going to tell

• won't tell