be going to vs. present continuous

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Read each statement and decide if it is correct (Yes/Si) or incorrect (No) based on the grammar rules of "be going to" and "Present Continuous".

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ELIZABETH MELO GERVACIO

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be going to vs. present continuousVersión en línea Read each statement and decide if it is correct (Yes/Si) or incorrect (No) based on the grammar rules of "be going to" and "Present Continuous". por ELIZABETH MELO GERVACIO 1 We use "be going to" to express future intentions and predictions based on evidence. Yes No 2 "I'm having a lesson now" refers to an action happening right at the time of speaking. Yes No 3 "I am going to visit Poland" expresses an action happening at the moment of speaking. Yes No 4 The correct negative form of "be going to" with he is "He isn't going to". Yes No 5 We use the present continuous for fixed future arrangements like "I am seeing my dentist this afternoon". Yes No 6 The question form for you with "be going to" starts with "Is you going to...?". Yes No 7 A short affirmative answer for "Are you going to move house?" is "Yes, I am." Yes No 8 "It's going to rain" is a prediction based on clear evidence. Yes No 9 We use "be going to" to describe actions happening right now around the time of speaking. Yes No 10 "I'm not going to move house" is a correct negative sentence using "be going to". Yes No

be going to vs. present continuousVersión en línea

Read each statement and decide if it is correct (Yes/Si) or incorrect (No) based on the grammar rules of "be going to" and "Present Continuous".

por ELIZABETH MELO GERVACIO

We use "be going to" to express future intentions and predictions based on evidence.

Yes

"I'm having a lesson now" refers to an action happening right at the time of speaking.

Yes

"I am going to visit Poland" expresses an action happening at the moment of speaking.

Yes

The correct negative form of "be going to" with he is "He isn't going to".

Yes

We use the present continuous for fixed future arrangements like "I am seeing my dentist this afternoon".

Yes

The question form for you with "be going to" starts with "Is you going to...?".

Yes

A short affirmative answer for "Are you going to move house?" is "Yes, I am."

Yes

"It's going to rain" is a prediction based on clear evidence.

Yes

We use "be going to" to describe actions happening right now around the time of speaking.

Yes

"I'm not going to move house" is a correct negative sentence using "be going to".

Yes

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be going to vs. present continuousVersión en línea

por ELIZABETH MELO GERVACIO

We use "be going to" to express future intentions and predictions based on evidence.

"I'm having a lesson now" refers to an action happening right at the time of speaking.

"I am going to visit Poland" expresses an action happening at the moment of speaking.

The correct negative form of "be going to" with he is "He isn't going to".

We use the present continuous for fixed future arrangements like "I am seeing my dentist this afternoon".

The question form for you with "be going to" starts with "Is you going to...?".

A short affirmative answer for "Are you going to move house?" is "Yes, I am."

"It's going to rain" is a prediction based on clear evidence.

We use "be going to" to describe actions happening right now around the time of speaking.

"I'm not going to move house" is a correct negative sentence using "be going to".

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