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Going to

Grammar · A2 · 11 printable sheets, each with an answer key.

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  1. Sheet 1 · 20 minGrammar explained: going toGoing to for plans: positive, negative and question forms.Free
  2. Sheet 2 · 20 minGrammar explained: going to – predictionsGoing to for predictions when we can see something now.Premium
  3. Sheet 3 · 15 minGoing to: plans with am, is and areRead about Leo's summer plans and use am, is and are going to for future plans.Premium
  4. Sheet 4 · 15 minGoing to: negatives with notPractice isn't, aren't and 'm not going to, then write about things you aren't going to do.Premium
  5. Sheet 5 · 15 minGoing to: yes/no questions and short answersMake questions with going to and answer with short answers like Yes, I am.Premium
  6. Sheet 6 · 20 minGoing to: wh- questions about plansRead a dialogue about a trip to Canada and ask where, when, who and how long questions.Premium
  7. Sheet 7 · 15 minGoing to: predictions with Look!Make predictions from what you can see now: Look! It's going to rain.Premium
  8. Sheet 8 · 15 minGoing to: time expressions for the futureUse tonight, this weekend, next month and other time expressions with going to.Premium
  9. Sheet 9 · 20 minGoing to: writing about a weekend planRead Sophie's email about a camping weekend and write a reply about your own plans.Premium
  10. Sheet 10 · 20 minGoing to review: plans and predictionsReview going to for plans and predictions: positives, negatives and questions.Premium
  11. Sheet 11 · 35 minGoing to: the barbecue plan and last-minute decisionsA grammar sheet that contrasts plans already made (going to) with decisions made at the moment of speaking (will) through a family barbecue that keeps going wrong.Premium