Going to questions

Exercise 4

Questions with 'be going to' are made by changing the word order of a statement.

Positive statement: Peter is going to continue with his project.
Positive question: Is Peter going to continue with his project?

Negative statement: Eve is not (isn't) going to work anymore.
Negative question: Is Eve not going to work anymore? Isn't Eve going to work anymore?

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Make positive questions with 'going to'. Use the words in brackets. What are your New Years' resolutions? more? (you | work)

Why are you taking your gloves? cold? (it | be)

Your parents are over sixty years old. When ? (they | retire)

Eve is a bit overweight. any diet? (she | start)

Look at the snow on the roof. down? (it | fall)

You've decided to be number one in our country. How that? (you | reach)

Why do you want to take a day off? What ? (you | do)

Make negative questions with 'be going to'. The man badly damaged Bill's car. the police? (he | not phone)

The clerk is so rude to you. the bank manager? (you | not see)

You want to meet David in the afternoon. tennis? (you | not play)

I am told that Simon is unemployed now. for a new job? (he | not look)

It's Irene's birthday tomorrow. her a present? (you | not give)

Mr. Jones is seriously ill. smoking? (he | not stop)

Your brothers work for a German company. German? (they | not learn)

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Be going to exercises with answers and grammar rules for beginners and elementary learners of English as a foreign language.

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