Understanding 'Be Going To' Usage

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Use of 'be going to' for future plans:

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I am going to visit my grandma tomorrow.

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Correct use of 'be going to' for prediction:

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It is going to rain later today.

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Decision made before speaking: I am going to eat lunch now.

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I am going to eat lunch now.

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Identify the sentence using 'be going to' for future intention.

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She is going to study for her test tonight.

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Correct use of 'be going to' for future arrangement:

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We are going to meet at the park at 3 PM.

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Correct use of 'be going to' for future:

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They are going to watch a movie tonight.

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Use of 'be going to' for future action:

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He is going to play football after school.

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Identify the sentence using 'be going to' for a planned activity.

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I am going to bake a cake this weekend.

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Correct use of 'be going to' for future:

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She is going to buy a new dress for the party.

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Use 'be going to' for a future prediction.

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It is going to be sunny tomorrow.