Mastering Going To

Form a sentence using 'going to' with the verb 'play'.

• I am going to play.

• I played.

• I am playing.

• I will play.

Complete the sentence: She is _____ (go) to the party tonight.

• goingly

• gone

• going

• goes

Negate the sentence: They are going to travel this summer.

• They are not going to travel this summer.

• They are going to travel next winter.

• They are planning to travel this summer.

• They will not travel this summer.

Form a sentence using 'going to' with the verb 'study'.

• I studied.

• I am studying.

• I will study.

• I am going to study.

Complete the sentence: I am _____ (not/go) to the concert tomorrow.

• not going

• not go

• not attending

• not went

Negate the sentence: He is going to finish his homework.

• He is going to complete his homework.

• He will finish his homework later.

• He is not finishing his homework.

• He is not going to finish his homework.

Form a sentence using 'going to' with the verb 'visit'.

• I am going to visit my friend.

• I visited my friend.

• I will visit my friend.

• I am visiting my friend.

Complete the sentence: We are _____ (not/see) that movie this weekend.

• not viewing

• not seeing

• not see

• not watched

Negate the sentence: You are going to help me with the project.

• You are going to ignore me with the project.

• You are going to help someone else with the project.

• You are not going to assist me with the project.

• You are not going to help me with the project.

Form a sentence using 'going to' with the verb 'cook'.

• I was going to cook dinner last week.

• I will cook dinner yesterday.

• I am cooking dinner tomorrow.

• I am going to cook dinner tonight.