Understanding Community Plans and Language Usage

The video tutorial discusses the local council's initiatives to foster community engagement through activities like book clubs and exercise classes. It explains the grammatical use of 'going to' for future plans and predictions, providing examples and clarifying verb forms. The tutorial also covers how to express plans that have changed using 'was going to'.

What is the main focus of the local council president?

• Increasing local taxes

• Building a sense of community

• Developing new businesses

• Improving transportation

What time will the community center open for parents and toddlers?

• 8 a.m to 10 a.m

• 7 a.m to 9 a.m

• 10 a.m to 12 p.m

• 9 a.m to 11 a.m

What types of classes will be added to the community center's schedule?

• Yoga, football, and dance

• Cooking and painting

• Swimming and cycling

• Gardening and pottery

What is the purpose of the community center's new schedule?

• To reduce community activities

• To host private events

• To provide a safe environment for parents and children

• To increase revenue

What is the benefit of joining the library's book clubs?

• They are free and cater to different genres

• They offer free meals

• They provide transportation

• They give out free books

What is the purpose of the community center's exercise classes?

• To entertain children

• To promote health and exercise

• To generate income

• To teach new skills

What phrase is used to discuss future plans?

• 'will be'

• 'is going to'

• 'has been'

• 'was going to'

Which pronoun is correctly paired with 'am'?

• He

• They

• I

• She

Which pronoun requires the use of 'is'?

• She

• We

• They

• You

What is the correct form for 'they' when using 'is going to'?

• 'are going to'

• 'was going to'

• 'is going to'

• 'am going to'