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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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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".

by ELIZABETH MELO GERVACIO
1

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

2

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

3

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

4

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

5

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

6

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

7

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

8

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

9

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

10

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

 
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