Future Tense with Going To

Choose the correct sentence using 'going to' for a future plan.

• I going to visit my grandmother.

• I am going to visit my grandmother.

• I was going to visit my grandmother.

• I will going to visit my grandmother.

Which sentence is a prediction about the future?

• It is raining now.

• It was raining yesterday.

• It is going to rain tomorrow.

• It rains every day.

Formulate a question using 'going to'.

• Are you going to the party?

• Do you going to the party?

• Will you going to the party?

• You going to the party?

Formulate a sentence using 'going to' for a future intention.

• I going to study tonight.

• I am going to study tonight.

• I was going to study tonight.

• I will going to study tonight.

Choose the correct question using 'going to'.

• Is she going to the meeting?

• Does she going to the meeting?

• Will she going to the meeting?

• She going to the meeting?

Identify the sentence that uses 'going to' for a future arrangement.

• I am going to meet my friend at 5 PM.

• I was going to meet my friend at 5 PM.

• I will meet my friend at 5 PM.

• I meet my friend at 5 PM.

Formulate a prediction using 'going to'.

• It going to snow this weekend.

• It is going to snow this weekend.

• It was going to snow this weekend.

• It will going to snow this weekend.

Which sentence correctly uses 'going to' for a future prediction?

• I going to win the game.

• I am going to win the game.

• I was going to win the game.

• I will going to win the game.

Choose the correct sentence using 'going to' for a future plan.

• A) She going to buy a new car.

• B) She is going to buy a new car.

• C) She was going to buy a new car.

• D) She will going to buy a new car.

Which sentence is a prediction about the future?

• A) The sun is shining now.

• B) The sun was shining yesterday.

• C) The sun is going to shine tomorrow.

• D) The sun shines every day.