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BRISTISH COUNCIL vocabulary     BRITISH COUNCIL gramma

going to    LISTENING con GOING TO listening going to LISTENING going to

GOING TO questions  going to  FICHAS********

going to GOING TO MUCHOS EJERCICIOS  GOING TO LIBRO going to and jobs

  going to muy completo ***

jobs    jobs con lo que hacen  listening jobs  adivina qué trabajo es  JOBS MUCHOS EJERCICIOS

  present simple and continuous



Going To EXAM

1. Complete the sentences with BE + GOING TO.
1. I  him tomorrow. (meet)
2. They  to Dublin. (drive)
3. He  to the football match. (go)
4. She  her aunt. (visit)
5. We  a test. (write)
6. They  them tea. (offer)
7. My friends  their holidays in Wales. (spend)
8. My uncle  a birthday present for Harry. (buy)
9. I  the rabbits. (feed)
10. My father  his car. (wash)
11. Tom  you with the homework. (help)
12. There  a meeting at our school. (be)
13. Winter holidays  in the first week of February. (be)
14. I  it for you. (repair)
15. They  Japanese. (study)

2. Complete in negative con be going to 

  1. He  his friend. (to phone)
  2. We  a new computer game. (to play)
  3. My sister  TV. (to watch)
  4. You  a picnic next Tuesday. (to have)
  5. Jane  to the office. (to go)
  6. They  to the bus stop this afternoon. (to walk)
  7. His brother  a letter to his uncle today. (to write)
  8. She  her aunt. (to visit)
  9.  my homework after school. (to do)
  10. Sophie and Nick  their friends. (to meet)
3. Complete the questions con "be going to."

  1.  basketball on Friday? (she/to play)
  2.  their bikes at the weekend? (the boys/to ride)
  3.  the kitchen today? (Paul/to clean)
  4.  a new T-shirt on Saturday? (his mother/to buy)
  5.  their friends at the station? (they/to meet)
  6.  his hamster in the evening? (he/to feed)
  7.  your homework in the afternoon? (you/to do)
  8.  on the computer at school? (Robert and Martin/to work)
  9.  our parents? (we/to help)
  10.  Freddie in the lunch break? (Lisa/to text)
4. complete with going to afirmative, negative o interrogative.

Put the verbs into the correct form . Use going to.

  1. It (rain) .
  2. They (eat)  stew.
  3. (wear)  blue shoes tonight.
  4. We (not / help)  you.
  5. Jack (not / walk)  home.
  6. (cook / you)  dinner?
  7. Sue (share / not)  her biscuits.
  8. (leave / they)  the house?
  9. (take part / she)  in the contest?
  10. (not / spend)  my holiday abroad this year.
corregir afirmativas  negativas  interrogativas  todas
listening con ejercicios

Modals of deduction

ej de it goes without saying

futuro perfecto will have -ed y continuo will have -ing  *****  futuro continuo

futuro continuo o futuro perfecto*****  futuro continuo y perfecto*******

 futuro perfecto futuro perfecto****

futuro perfecto y futuro perfecto continuo     más 


LISTADOS DE LAS PALABRAS MÁS USADAS EN INGLÉS

EXAMENES DE TODO INGLÉS

ejercicios de todos los tiempos verbales para completar e imprimir

todos los tiempos verbales     todos los tiempos verbales

prest simple or continuos, past simple or continuous  ******

modals TODOS


Verbos que no se usan en presente continuo

Senses / perception
  • to feel*
  • to hear
  • to see*
  • to smell
  • to taste
Opinion
  • to assume
  • to believe
  • to consider
  • to doubt
  • to feel (= to think)
  • to find (= to consider)
  • to suppose
  • to think*
Mental states
  • to forget
  • to imagine
  • to know
  • to mean
  • to notice
  • to recognise
  • to remember
  • to understand
Emotions / desires
  • to envy
  • to fear
  • to dislike
  • to hate
  • to hope
  • to like
  • to love
  • to mind
  • to prefer
  • to regret
  • to want
  • to wish
Measurement
  • to contain
  • to cost
  • to hold
  • to measure
  • to weigh
Others
  • to look (=resemble)
  • to seem
  • to be (in most cases)
  • to have (when it means "to possess")*
Exceptions

Perception verbs (see, hear, feel, taste, smell) are often used with can: I can see... These verbs may be used in the continuous form but with a different meaning

  • This coat feels nice and warm. (your perception of the coat's qualities)
  • John's feeling much better now (his health is improving)
  • She has three dogs and a cat. (possession)
  • She's having supper. (She's eating)
  • I can see Anthony in the garden (perception)
  • I'm seeing Anthony later (We are planning to meet)