'going to'

Which is the most accurate definition for 'going to'?

• a decision made now for the future

• a plan or intention for the future

• a confirmed arrangement for the future

• a timetabled event

Which is the correct order?

• subject + be + going to + verb (infinitive)

• subject + going to + be + verb (infinitive)

• subject + verb (infinitive) + be + going to

• subject + verb (infinitive) + going to + be

Which is more likely to happen (higher probability)?

• I will have pizza, tonight.

• I'm going to have pizza, tonight?

How do you make the interrogative?

• subject + be + going to + verb (infinitive)

• be + going to + subject + verb (infinitive)

• be + subject + going to + verb (infinitive)

• verb (infinitive) + subject + be + going to

I'm going to be having plov for dinner, tonight.

• correct grammar

• incorrect grammar

'going' finishes with a ......

• wide mouth position

• narrow mouth position

• closed mouth position

'to' starts with a ......

• narrow mouth position

• wide mouth position

• closed mouth position

I'm not going to have pizza, tonight.

• grammatically correct

• grammatically incorrect

Can you use 'going to' with the verb 'go?

e.g.

I'm going to go to Chelny this evening.

• Yes

• No

Are you going to do your homework this weekend?

• Yes, I am.

• Yes, I will.

• Yes, I do it.

• Yes, I going to.