The document is from an English textbook called "English Alive! Student's Book 2". It contains examples and exercises for students to practice the affirmative, negative, and question forms of the "be going to" structure in English. The examples fill in tables with the correct forms to express plans and intentions in the future using this grammatical structure.

1. English Alive!
Student’s Book 2
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2. English Alive!
Affirmative
I
write a computer program.
You
He / She / It
We / You / They
’re going to
’m going to
’s going to
’re going to
Complete the table with the
affirmative form of be going to.
Grammar be going to : affirmative

3. English Alive!
Affirmative
I
write a computer program.
You
He / She / It
We / You / They
’re going to
’m going to
’s going to
’re going to
Can you remember?
Grammar be going to : affirmative

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Negative
I
design a website.
You
He / She / It
We / You / They
aren’t going to
’m not going to
isn’t going to
aren’t going to
Complete the table with the
negative form of be going to.
Grammar be going to : negative

5. English Alive!
Negative
I
design a website.
You
He / She / It
We / You / They
aren’t going to
’m not going to
isn’t going to
aren’t going to
Can you remember?
Grammar be going to : negative

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Complete the table with the
question form of be going to.
Grammar be going to : questions
Questions
I going to have dinner?
you going to have dinner?
he / she / it going to have dinner?
we / you / they going to have dinner?
What you going to do?
going toAre
Am going to
Is going to
Are going to
are going to

7. English Alive!
Can you remember?
Grammar be going to : questions
Questions
I going to have dinner?
you going to have dinner?
he / she / it going to have dinner?
we / you / they going to have dinner?
What you going to do?
going toAre
Am going to
Is going to
Are going to
are going to