13 grammar going to

Choose the correct answer: A, B, C, or D.
1. The Nile is………………river in the world.’
A. longest

B. longer

C. the
longest

D. more
long

2. Russia is……………….than China.
A. largest

B. larger

C. more
large

B. more
intelligent

C. the most
intelligent

D. largeer

D. the
intelligentest

4. The teacher speaks English……………than we do.
A.
B. more
C. quicker D. more
quicklier
quickly
quick
5. Pil is ………………boy we know.
A. the
happiest

B. happier

C. more
happy

A. hotter

B. hoter

C. more
hot

D. the
hottest

7. Maria is ……………student in our class.

3. A chimpanzee is……….animal in the world.

A. most
intelligent

6. Today is………..than yesterday.

D. the
most
happily

A. the
goodest

B. gooder

C. better

D. the
best

8. I work hard to have ……………money.

A. more

B. the
most

C. less

D. the
least

9. A cheetah runs…….. of all animial in the world.
A. fastest

C. the
D. the
most
fastest
fastly
10. A. Do you feel better now? B. Thanks. I feel…..
A. much
badder

B. faster

B. much
worse

C. more
bad

D. much
more
worst


cheetah


chimpanzee

Choose the correct answer: A, B, C, or D.
1. The Nile is………………river in the world.’
A. longest

B. longer

C. the
longest

D. more
long

2. Russia is……………….than China.
A. largest

B. larger

C. more
large

B. more
intelligent

C. the most
intelligent

D. largeer

D. the
intelligentest

4. The teacher speaks English……………than we do.
A. uicklier B. more
C. quicker D. more
quickly
quick
5. Pil is ………………boy we know.
A. the
happiest

B. happier

C. more
happy

A. hotter

B. hoter

C. more
hot

D. the
hottest

7. Maria is ……………student in our class.

3. A chimpanzee is……….animal in the world.

A. most
intelligent

6. Today is………..than yesterday.

D. the
most
happily

A. the
goodest

B. gooder

C. better

D. the
best

8. I work hard to have ……………money.
A. more

B. the
most

C. less

D. the
least

9. A cheetah runs…….. of all animial in the world.
A. fastest

C. the
D. the
most
fastest
fastly
10. A. Do you feel better now? B. Thanks. I feel…..
A. much
badder

B. faster

B. much
worse

C. more
bad

D. much
more
worst


I. WARM - UP

be interested in

like, enjoy

forget

remember

kill somebody

make sb die


I. WARM - UP

lottery tickets


I. WARM - UP

Millionaires
= rich people

Bill Gates is a millionaire


II. GRAMMAR IN USE
Look at the story.

 How many people are there?
Who are they?

 Why are they interested in the

lottery numbers?

 What happens?

Answer:

There are 5 people: Max, Ellen, Jeff,
Sarah, and Stuart.

Because they want to have much
money/ be rich/ be millionaires.

The lottery numbers are their ones but this
time Jeff forgot to buy the ticket.


II. GRAMMAR IN USE
Max
Stuart
Ellen

Sarah

Jeff


II. GRAMMAR IN USE
Complete these sentences with the
names of the people.

Answer

1……thinks it’s going to be great.

Sarah thinks it’s going to be great.

2……wants to buy a sports car.

Stuart wants to buy a sports car.

3……doesn’t want to spend the money.

Max doesn’t want to spend
the money.

4…..wants to go to an expensive restaurant.

Ellen wants to go to an expensive
restaurant.

5. …..forgot to buy the ticket.

Jeff forgot to buy the ticket.


III. RULES
Examples of positive sentences:.
I’m going to buy a sports car.
It’s going to be great!
They’re going to give the lottery numbers.

Examples of negatives:
We aren’t going to spend it.
It isn’t going to change our life.
I’m not going to do anything.
You aren’t going to do anything.
You aren’t going to believe this.
Examples of Wh- questions and Yes/ No questions:
What are you and Ellen going to do, Max?
Are you going to buy a new car, Jeff?
Example of short answers: No, I’m not.


III. RULES
 Use: Match each sentence with each use of ‘Going to’.
1. We’re going to spend the winter next year.
2. I’m going to be rich/ a millionaire oneday.
3. Look! It’s going to rain.
4. Angus and Margaret are going to be married
in May.
a. talk about plans.
b. foresee something that is sure to happen.
c. talk about intentions.
d. describe something which we know will take place in the future.
e. predict something that is not sure to happen.
f. refer to the future for timetables, etc.


III. RULES
 Use:
Match each sentence with each use of ‘Going to’.

a. talk about plans.
1. We’re going to spend the winter next year.
b. foresee something that is sure to
happen.
2. I’m going to be rich/ a millionaire one day.
c. talk about intentions.
3. Look! It’s going to rain.

d. describe something which we know will
happen in the future.

4. Angus and Margaret are going to be married
in May.

e. predict something that is not sure to
happen.
f. refer to the future for timetables, etc.


III. RULES
 Note:
E.g:
We’re going to spend the winter next year.
= We’re spending the winter next year.
(1) (Going to + Verb = be+ V-ing – Present Continuous)
for future plans.
(2) We do not often use ‘Going to’ with verbs ‘Go and Come’ if
there is a future time.

IV.

PRACTICE

Look at these pictures and match between those pictures and verbs.
have a baby

kiss

sneeze

fall

win

jump

be late

rain


IV.

PRACTICE

Look at these pictures and matching between those pictures and verbs.

rain

win

be late

jump

sneeze

fall

have a baby

kiss


SUMMARY
Make the sentences with ‘Going to’ using suggested words and what is
the use of each sentence.

1/ Peter/ not learn to ride a
horse.

1/ Peter isn’t going to learn to ride
a horse.

2/ Look! Jack’s on the wall! He/
fall.

2/ He is going to fall.

3/ ‘Simon and Emily/ get married
next month?’ ‘Yes/ they’.

3/ ‘Are Simon and Emily going to
get married next month?’ ‘Yes,
they are’.

-‘Going to’ is used to talk about plans and intentions, to describe something
that is sure to happen.
- Be going to + Verb.


HOMEWORK

1. Do Practice 1 (p 91- unit 13 Students’ book).
2. Do exercise 1, 2, 3 and learn new words (p 70- 72- unit 13 Work
Book).
3. See the rules for going to in Grammar Reference 13.1 (p 110
Students’ Book).