English 2 - Module E - Future - Going To

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1. We / speak English

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The given correct answer "we are going to speak English" is the appropriate response to the incomplete statement "we / speak English." This answer indicates a future action of speaking English by the subject "we." It implies that the speaker and others will engage in a conversation or communication in the English language.

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English 2 - Module E - Future - Going To - Quiz

This quiz assesses the ability to construct sentences using the 'going to' future tense in English. It covers various subjects and pronouns, enhancing understanding of future intentions or... see moreplans, pivotal for effective communication in English. see less

2. Write positive sentences in going to - future I / work on foot

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The given answer is correct because it follows the structure of a positive sentence in the going to - future tense. "I am going to work" indicates a future action, and "on foot" specifies the manner in which the action will be carried out.

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3. They / ask the new questions

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The correct answer is "they are going to ask the new questions" because the phrase "are going to" indicates a future action, and the verb "ask" agrees with the subject "they." Additionally, the phrase "the new questions" provides more specific information about what they will be asking.

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4. I / give a speech

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The given correct answer accurately describes the action of the subject, which is "I". The statement "I am going to give a speech" clearly states the intention or plan of the subject to deliver a speech.

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5. You / dance next week

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The correct answer is "you are going to dance next week" because the sentence structure and verb tense indicate a future action. "Are going to" is used to express future plans or intentions, and "next week" specifies the time frame in which the dancing will occur.

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6. He / stay in bed all day

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The correct answer is "he is going to stay in bed all day" because the phrase "is going to" indicates a future plan or intention. It implies that the person has made a decision or has a strong intention to stay in bed for the entire day.

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7. They / help me answer the questions

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The correct answer is "they are going to help me answer the questions" because it indicates a future action of helping in answering the questions. The phrase "are going to" suggests a plan or intention to assist in the future.

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8. She / try to teach science

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The correct answer is "she is going to try to teach science." This answer is correct because it accurately reflects the future tense ("going to") and the intention to attempt teaching science ("try to"). The sentence suggests that the person mentioned is planning or preparing to teach science in the future.

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9. He / press the button 

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The given correct answer is "he is going to press the button". This answer suggests that the person mentioned in the question is planning or intending to press the button in the future. The use of "is going to" indicates a future action.

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10. It / rain tonight

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The given correct answer is "it's going to rain tonight." This answer suggests that the speaker is predicting or forecasting that there will be rain tonight. The phrase "it's going to" indicates a future event, and "rain tonight" specifies the time frame. Therefore, the speaker is stating their belief that there will be precipitation during the evening.

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We / speak English
Write positive sentences in going to - future I / work on foot
They / ask the new questions
I / give a speech
You / dance next week
He / stay in bed all day
They / help me answer the questions
She / try to teach science
He / press the button 
It / rain tonight
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