Future: be + going to

What are you going to do now?

• I’m going to study Portuguese for the test.

• I’m going to study Math for the test.

• I’m going to study Art for the test.

• I’m going to study Geography for the test.

What is Jully going to do next Saturday?

• Jully is going to travel to Bahia.

• Jully is going to travel to São Paulo.

• Jully is going to travel to Rio de Janeiro.

• Jully is going to travel to Ceará.

Where are Mark and John going to travel next vacation?

• They are going to travel to London.

• They are going to travel to New York.

• They are going to travel to Paris.

• They are going to travel to China.

We use the verb “be going to” plus another verb to express plans we have already decided to carry on with.

• False

• True

Another shortened version of “going to” is used to first

person (I). In some places or situations, instead of “I am going to” people use the form “Imma”.

• True

• False

What is the short form of “I am going to”?

• Im going to

• I am goin' to

• I'm goin' to

• Imma

Mark ____________ (help) me with my homework tomorrow.

• are going to help

• is going to help

• going to help

• is going help

We ____________ (attend) a training course next month.

• are going to attend

• is going to attent

• are going attent

• going to attent

My friends ____________ (organize) a surprise party for Mary.

• going to organize

• is going to organize

• are going to organize

• going organize

My brother ____________ (be) a doctor when he grows up.

• is going to be

• going to be

• are going to be

• is going be