The document discusses the use of the phrase "going to" to make predictions about future events that are considered certain to occur based on available evidence. It provides examples of using "going to" to describe several photos showing situations where people or objects appear poised to experience accidents, mishaps, or other foreseeable outcomes.

1. Going to
"Going to" for prediction and certainty.
We use "going to" to make predictions about the future. The prediction is
based on evidence. We are saying what is certain to happen.
Look at the photos in this presentation and say what is going to happen.
“It’s going to rain”
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Pictures sourced from Reddit, Buzzfeed, Imgur and Worldwide Internet.

3. They are going to crash

5. The cup is going to hit her

7. He’s going to land on the
mattresses

9. He’s going to fall on the ice

11. He’s going to be angry

13. She’s going to fall in the water

15. They’re going to fall down the stairs

17. The car is going to splash them

19. They’re going to fall off the scooter

21. The bottle is going to hit him

23. They are going to get wet

25. She’s going to notice her hair is on
fire

27. Is the bird going to drop the ice
cream or eat it?

28. The End
What are you
going to do
now?