- The holiday begins in 5 days.
- Arpita leaves for the U.S. in August
- India goes to poll next week
- Here comes the train!
- The sun sets in the West at 6 o'clock
Present Continuous
- Jim's coming tomorrow.
- He's showing us something awesome next week.
- I am going to market in the evening.
- We are going to the cinema tonight
- When are you coming home?
Shall/ will
- I'll think of it tomorrow.
- Beck says that at his rally tomorrow, he will announce his "multi-level plan" for the 9-12 Project.
- The sun will shine tomorrow
- Hang on! I'll have a word with you.
- I think Sue will arrive in Paris at 6 pm.
To be going to
- Look at this car! It is going to crash into the yellow one.
- We are going to sing at the party.
- They are going to fly to South Africa.
- He is going to fall if he doesn't watch himself
- We are all going to hell for this.
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ReplyDeleteSorry, made a mistake, again:
ReplyDeleteVery good Bas, I like your layout!
Those are great sentences!
ReplyDeleteCan't find any mistakes(but maybe I'm just blind).
@Snuglethur:
ReplyDeleteThat's what I think Arthur...
The last sentence isn't a 'to be going to' form, it's a present continuous. I think the correct sentence is ' We are all going to go to hell for this', though that sounds rather weird xD
ReplyDeleteWhat's that supposed to mean??
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Good comment Evy, I agree with you ;)
ReplyDeleteNice
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