Grammar 4 Complete the sentences with the correct form of going to and the verbs in the brackets.
1. We
(move) house next summer.
2. I
(not do) the shopping on Saturday. The town's too busy at
weekends.
3. Ellen
(not apply) to the university in Brighton.
4. I
(fly) to Geneva on Monday.
5. We
(not stop) at Granny's house on the journey.
6. Helen
(take) her driving test next month. I hope she passes!
7. I
(not finish) my studies next year. I have decided to go travelling
instead.​

1. We are going to move to a new house next summer.

2. I am not going to do the shopping on Saturday. The town's too busy at weekends.

3. Ellen isn't going to apply to the university in Brighton.

4. I am going to fly to Geneva on Monday.

5. We aren't going to stop at Granny's house on the journey.

6. Helen is going to take her driving test next month. I hope she passes!

7. I am not going to finish my studies next year. I have decided to go travelling instead.

Explanation:

We use "going to" to indicate a future action that we have already planned. The structure is:

subject + to be + going to + main verb

The auxiliary verb is "to be". It must be conjugated according to the subject of the sentence: I am, you are, he is, she is, it is, we are, or they are. If the sentence is negative, the verb "to be" can be contracted with "not" when possible: aren't or isn't. If the sentence is interrogative, "to be" must be placed before the subject. Take a look at the examples below to better understand it:

- Lisa (she) is going to cook us dinner.

- Lisa isn't going to cook us dinner.

- Is Lisa going to cook us dinner?

yes

explanation:

lawrence   quinn is the main antagonist of the 2003 live action film adaptation of the cat in the hat. he is the waldens' pompous neighbor whose goal is to marry joan walden for her wealth and get rid of her son conrad by sending him to military school.