2. OBJECTIVES OF THE CLASS:
1.Do sentences in
Future perfect.
2.Learn about its use.
3. BE GOING TO+ BASE VERB
• The modal
expression be going
to is used with the base
form of the verb.
• The be verb is
conjugated according to
the subject (am, are, is).
4. INFORMAL CONTRACTIONS:
• These informal contractions are not "correct"
English. Do not use them in a written exam, for
example, except in appropriate situations.
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INFORMAL CONTRACTION ORIGINAL EXAMPLE
ain't am not/are not/is not I ain't sure.
gimme give me Gimme your money.
gonna going to I'm not gonna tell you.
gotta (have) got a I've gotta gun.
wanna want to I wanna go home.
whatcha what are you Whatcha going to do?
.
6. LET´S PRACTICE
Put the verbs into the correct form (future I). Use going to.
1. It (rain) _______________________.
2. They (eat)_________________ stew.
3. I (wear)________ blue shoes tonight.
4. We ( help)__________________ you.
5. Jack (walk)________________ home.
8. LET´S PRACTICE
Complete the following sentences using the negative
of going to. Don't forget to use the short form.
1. Don ___________ write a letter at the weekend.
2. They ___________ walk the dog later.
3. We ________ be at the party on Saturday night.
4. Therese ____________ live in my house.
5. I ___________ have a holiday this year.
10. LET´S PRACTICE
Write questions in going to future.
1. (he / cook dinner / tonight)
______________________________.
2. (you / run / in the race)
______________________________.
3. (they / climb / that mountain)
______________________________.
4. (she / exercise / at the gym / in the
afternoon)_____________________.
5. (you / carry / that heavy box)
______________________________.
11. CONCLUSION: 1. It’s important to tell
students that going to is
often reduced to gonna.
Remind them that while the
reduced form is very
common in speaking, it’s
not often used in writing
(except in casual writing
such as a text message to
a friend). Most students
think it’s fun to practice
reduced forms, so
encourage them to
use gonna in speech.