BE GOING TO

							Used to talk about intentions: Mary told me she is going to study for the test tomorrow.

AFFIRMATIVE I am going to work. You are going to work. He is going to work. She is going to work. It is going to work. We are going to work. You are going to work. They are going to work.

NEGATIVE I am not going to work. You are not going to work. He is not going to work. She is not going to work. It is not going to work. We are not going to work. You are not going to work. They are not going to work.

INTERROGATIVE Am I going to work? Are you going to work? Is he going to work? Is she going to work? Is it going to work? Are we going to work? Are you going to work? Are they going to work?

A. Put the verbs into the correct form using going to:
1. It (rain) - It is going to rain. 2. They (eat) pizza. 3. I (wear) blue shoes tonight. 4. We (not / help) you. 5. Jack (not/ walk) home. 6. (cook / you) dinner? 7. Sue (make/ not) her biscuits. 8. (leave/ they) the house? 9. (take part/ she) in the contest? 10. I (not/ spend) my holiday in NY this year. 11. (study/ you)________________________________ for the test? 12. It (not/ stay) inside the house. 13. He(not/ work)___________________________________________on the weekends. 14. Sandy (wash)__________________________________________ the car tomorrow. 15. Lilian and I ( travel) _______________________________________in the morning. 16. (leave/Rick) _________________________________________________a message? 17. (speak/ I) ___________________________________________________with Mary? 18. Carlos and Renan(go)________________________________________to the movies. 19. (play/you and Bia)____________________________________________in the rain? 20. I (buy)________________________________________________________a house.