We use "be going to" for predictions with clues: when we can see something. TRUE / FALSE
TRUE
"Tom is going to walking his dog around the neighborhood." CORRECT / INCORRECT
INCORRECT: Tom is going to walk his dog.
"She is going to ran into a friend of hers." CORRECT / INCORRECT
INCORRECT: She ran into a friend of hers.
"Khang __ going to ______ French. He has a plan to move to France."
Khang is going to (study/learn/practice/etc) French.
"The bully is going make the child cry." CORRECT / INCORRECT
INCORRECT: The bully is going to make the child cry.
A plan (can / can't) change, so it is not 100% certain.
can
UNSCRAMBLE: school?/to/and/Are/same/going/to/the/I/go/Susan
Are Susan and I going to go to the same school?
"You're going to be sorry you said that." [ Plan / Intention OR Prediction from Clues]
PFC
"___ you ____ __ eat that? It looks disgusting!"
Are you going to eat that?
"I think Nigel and Mary are going to have a party next week." [ Plan / Intention OR Prediction from Clues ]
P/I
When you decide to do something in the future you make a ____ or have an intention.
plan
"We are going to have dinner together tomorrow." [ Plan / Intention OR Prediction from Clues]
P/I
"I'm going to have a hard time falling asleep." [ Plan / Intention OR Prediction from Clues]
PFC
'He is going to fall!" [ Plan / Intention OR Prediction from Clues ]
PFC
"She is going to visit her grandmother on Tuesday." [ Plan / Intention OR Prediction from Clues ]
Plan / Intention
UNSCRAMBLE: car./father/old/is/My/sell/going/to/his
My father is going to sell his old car.