Going to Affirmative, Negative, and Interrogative

Study the following examples.

(Change to interrogative)

• Are you going to study the following examples?

• Will you study the following examples?

• You should study the following examples.

• Can you please do the following examples?

Change to affirmative: She is not going to the party.

• She is going to the party.

• She will not go to the party.

• She might go to the party.

• She was going to the party.

Identify the negative form: They are going to visit the museum.

• They are not going to visit the museum.

• They will visit the museum.

• They might visit the museum.

• They are visiting the museum.

Convert to interrogative: He is going to finish his homework.

• Is he going to finish his homework?

• He is going to finish his homework, isn't he?

• He will finish his homework?

• Will he finish his homework?

Choose the correct affirmative sentence:

• I am going to the store.

• I am not going to the store.

• Am I going to the store?

• I might not go to the store.

What is the negative form of: We are going to watch a movie?

• We are not going to watch a movie.

• We will watch a movie.

• We might watch a movie.

• We are watching a movie.

Select the interrogative form: She is going to bake a cake.

• Is she going to bake a cake?

• She is going to bake a cake, isn't she?

• She will bake a cake?

• Will she bake a cake?

Identify the correct sentence structure:

• They are going to the park.

• They going are to the park.

• Going they are to the park.

• To the park they are going.

Convert to negative: I am going to call you later.

• I am not going to call you later.

• I will call you later.

• I might call you later.

• I am calling you later.

Choose the correct interrogative sentence:

• Are you going to the meeting?

• You are going to the meeting?

• You will go to the meeting?

• Will you go to the meeting?