'Going to' und 'will'
('Going to' and 'will')
Einführung
„be going to" wird verwendet, um über- Zukunftspläne
- Prognosen
Zum Beispiel:
- I'm (am) going to learn Spanish next year.
- He's (is) going to travel to Japan in the summer.
- It's (is) going to rain tomorrow.
- They're (are) going to have an accident.
Teil 1 - „be going to" positiv
Wir verwenden das Verb „be"+ „going to“
+ den Infinitiv des Hauptverbs (ohne „to"): 'm (am), 's (is), 're (are).
Zum Beispiel:
-
I am going to stay at home next week. He / She / It is buy an expensive dress. You
We
Theyare watch television tonight.
Übungen
Vervollständigen Sie die Sätze mit der korrekten positiven „be going to“-Form des Verbs in Klammern.
.Teil 2 - „be going to" negativ
Um den Satz negativ zu gestalten, machen wir das Verb „be" negativ:'m not (am not), isn't (is not), aren't (are not)
Zum Beispiel:
-
I am not
'm notgoing to stay at home next week. He / She / It is not
isn't
's notbuy an expensive dress. You
We
Theyare not
aren't
're notwatch television tonight.
Übungen
Vervollständigen Sie die Sätze mit der korrekten negativen „be going to“-Form des Verbs in Klammern.
.Teil 3 - „be going to"-Fragen
Um Fragen zu bilden, setzen wir das verb „be" vor das SubjektZum Beispiel:
-
Am I going to stay at home next week? Is he / she / it buy an expensive dress? Are you
we
theywatch television tonight?
Kurze Antworten
| Yes, | I | am. |
| No, |
am not.
'm not. |
|
| Yes, | he, she, it | is. |
| No, |
is not.
isn't. |
|
| Yes, |
you
we they |
are. |
| No, |
are not.
aren't. |
Übungen
Vervollständigen Sie die Sätze mit der korrekten „be going to"-Frageform des Verbs in Klammern.
.Weitere Übungen
Wählen Sie die richtige Antwort zur Vervollständigung des Satzes: a, b, c oder d.
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