Talk about things you intend to do soon.
The idea
Use be going to followed by a base verb for an intention. Ask What are you going to do? to learn about someone’s plans.
Examples
- What are you going to do this weekend?
- I am going to visit my aunt on Sunday.
- We are going to cook together tomorrow.
- Are they going to travel in July?
- She is not going to buy a car this year.
- He is going to start a new course next month.
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Watch out
Do not omit the form of be: say I am going to visit, not I going to visit.
Try it yourself
What ___ you going to make tonight? (are / is)
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are
are agrees with the subject in the question.
We are ___ to paint the room. (going / goes)
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going
going completes the plan form.
I am going to ___ my cousin next week. (visit / visited)
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visit
visit stays in the base form after to.
Practice round
Answer questions and rebuild English sentences to practise. Your score is shown.
What ___ you going to make tonight? (are / is)
We are ___ to paint the room. (going / goes)
I am going to ___ my cousin next week. (visit / visited)
Tap the words in the right order.
Tap the words in the right order.
Tap the words in the right order.
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Ask a friend about next weekend and describe your own plan.