Future - going to

Choose the grammarly correct sentence.

• I'm gonna to save part of my allowance.

• I going to save part of my allowance.

• I'm going to save part of my allowance.

• I'm gonna go save part of my allowance.

Choose the grammarly correct sentence.

• I gonna buy a new cellphone.

• I'm buying a new cellphone.

• I'm going buy a new cellphone.

• I'm going to buy a new cellphone.

She _______ work as a babysitter

Sentences with "going to" are used to indicate a planned action in the future.

• True

• False

Find the grammarly INCORRECT sentence.

• She is gonna to petsit this summer.

• She is going to wash cars to make some money.

• She isn't going to travel this summer.

• Is she going to work in a hotel?

It is a good idea to use "gonna" in formal writings.

• True

• False

Choose the grammarly correct sentence.

• They are not going to work in hotel.

• They are going work in a hotel.

• They are going working in a hotel.

• They going to work in a hotel.

Choose the grammarly INCORRECT sentence.

• I'm going to get a job.

• She's going to sell some old clothes.

• They going to wash cars.

• We are going to do the gardening.