Answer the questions

From these sentences tell me the answers:

1.I'm going to take my Nephew Sam to his first football match on Sunday
(they haven't bought the tickets yet)

Has this decision been planned?

When was this decision made? In the past or moment of speaking?

2. We're having lunch over at my mum's (at 12.15)

Has this event been planned?

Is this action seen as arranged(certain)?

Is it hard to cancel this plan?

3. I'm sure my mum won't mind if I leave early. I know! I'll tell her it's something really important

Has he planned this? (Did he plan to tell her it's something important?)

Did he make the decision at the moment of speaking?

Choose the correct meaning for each future tense. Write the tense in the table below

1. Be going to (I'm going to take my Nephew Sam to his first football match on Sunday)

2. Verb +ing (We're having lunch over at my mum's)

3. Will (I'm sure my mum won't mind if I leave early. I know! I'll tell her it's
something really important)

to talk about something youve decided to do. (Plans can be general.)

a choice or decision made at the time of speaking

to talk about arrangements (plans that you have already organized, and often
for which you have arranged the dates)

The verb +ing then you can also always use be going to

We're having lunch over at my mum's

We're going to have lunch over at my mum's

If the answer is be going to then you can't always use verb +ing
Put these in the correct order:

Be going to...
Subject
Be verb
Going to
Verb (bare infinitive)
I am going to take

Subject + + +

Verb + ing
Subject
Be verb
Verb + ing
We are having

+ +

Will
Subject
Will
Verb (bare infinitive)
I will tell

+ +

Pronunciation

Contractions:
I'll He'll She'll You'll We'll They'll It'll
al hil il jul wil el tl

I'm going to eat /am g tu it/

I'm gonna eat /am gn it/

I will not go /a wl nt g/
I won't go /a wnt g/

Sentence stress Find the stress on these sentences.

I'm going to take my Nephew Sam

We're having lunch over at my mum's

I know! I'll tell her it's something really important