Be going to (1)

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Going to is usually used to talk about

• the past

• the present

• the future

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What's the base form of the verb that always comes somewhere before going to?

• is

• be

• are

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"The train is going to arrive in an hour." Which is the infinitive verb?

• is going

• to go

• to arrive

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Complete the special going to structure: "subject + be + _______ + to-infinite"

• go

• going

• going to

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Going to is used to express either intentions or _______ .

• predictions

• predicates

• precedents

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"I'm going to change my password." This expresses

• a prediction

• an intention

• neither

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"Don't worry! They're going to win." This expresses

• both

• an intention

• a prediction

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"Watch out! I'm going to sneeze!" This predicts what will happen

• far in the future

• next

• fairly soon

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Complete with the correct form of the verb: "I'm going to _______ you while you're away."

• to miss

• miss

• missing

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"I'm _______ fix it today. I'm too busy." Which is correct?

• not going to

• going not to

• going to not