Understanding 'To Be Going To' for Future Tense

What is the main focus of today's lesson?

• Past tense usage

• Future tense using 'to be going to'

• Conditional sentences

• Present tense usage

Which of the following is an example of using 'to be going to' for predictions?

• They are going to study.

• We are going to the beach.

• She is going to drop her phone.

• I am going to the store.

How do we use 'to be going to' for future plans?

• By guessing future events

• By planning in advance

• By deciding on the spot

• By asking questions

Which sentence is in the affirmative form using 'to be going to'?

• I am not going to the party.

• Are you going to the party?

• I am going to the party.

• He isn't going to the party.

How do you form a negative sentence with 'to be going to'?

• By adding 'not' at the end of the sentence

• By adding 'not' after the subject

• By adding 'not' before 'going to'

• By adding 'not' after 'going to'

Which of the following is a correct interrogative form using 'to be going to'?

• He going to the store?

• He is going to the store?

• Is he going to the store?

• Going to the store he is?

In the quiz, what is the correct form for: 'Taylor ______ sing at the concert on Saturday'?

• going to

• is going to

• are going to

• am going to

What is the negative form of: 'I am going to get married this year'?

• I am not going to get married this year.

• I not going to get married this year.

• I am going not to get married this year.

• I am going to not get married this year.

Which sentence correctly uses 'to be going to' in the negative form?

• She is going not to come to the party.

• She is not going to come to the party.

• She going to not come to the party.

• She not going to come to the party.

What is the correct interrogative form for: 'Charles ______ drive to the beach with us?'

• Going to Charles

• Charles going to is

• Charles is going to

• Is Charles going to