Question

Use was/were going to. Example: Did you travel by train? No,... was going to travel.by.train, but I changed my mind..... 1. Did you buy that jacket you saw in the store window? No, I but I changed my mind. 2. Did Sue get married? No, she but she 3. Did Tom quit his job? No, but 4. Did Wayne and Sharon go to Greece for their vacation? No, 5. Did you play tennis yesterday? No, 6. Did you invite Ann to the party? No,

Answer 1

Use was/were going to.

Example: Did you travel by train?

No,... was going to travel.by.train, but I changed my mind.....

1. Did you buy that jacket you saw in the store window?

No, I was going to buy it, but I changed my mind.

2. Did Sue get married?

No, she was going to get married, but she changed her mind

3. Did Tom quit his job?

No, he was going to quit his job, but he changed his mind

4. Did Wayne and Sharon go to Greece for their vacation?

No, they were going to Greece, but they changed their mind

5. Did you play tennis yesterday?

No, I was going to play tennis, but I changed my mind

6. Did you invite Ann to the party?

No, I was going to invite Ann, but I changed my mind

Answer 2

Here are the sentences completed using "was/were going to":

1. Did you buy that jacket you saw in the store window? No, I was going to buy it, but I changed my mind.
2. Did Sue get married? No, she was going to get married, but she called off the wedding.
3. Did Tom quit his job? No, but he was going to quit, and then he reconsidered.
4. Did Wayne and Sharon go to Greece for their vacation? No, they were going to go to Greece, but they chose another destination.
5. Did you play tennis yesterday? No, I was going to play tennis, but it rained, so I stayed home.
6. Did you invite Ann to the party? No, I was going to invite Ann, but I forgot to do so.