Question

1.Complete the predictions with (be) going to and verb: be,break,have,not pass,wake up,win. 1.It’s my dream holiday! I know……….a good time. 2.They’re playing very well.I think they ……………..the match. 3.She’s a very bad student.She…………..the exam. 4.You’re drising very fast.We ……………an accident. 5.Be careful with that plass!You………….it. 6.The baby’s very tired.I don’t think she ……..tonight.

Answer 1

1.It’s my dream holiday! I know it is going to be a good time.

2.They’re playing very well. I think they are going to win the match.

3.She’s a very bad student. She isn’t going to pass the exam.

4.You’re driving very fast. We are going to have an accident.

5. Be careful with that glass! You are going to break it.

6.The baby’s very tired. I don’t think she is going to wake up tonight.

Answer 2

Predictions with "be going to" and verbs

1. It’s my dream holiday! I know I'm going to have a good time. [[1]] 2. They’re playing very well. I think they are going to win the match. [[2]] 3. She’s a very bad student. She is not going to pass the exam. [[3]] 4. You’re driving very fast. We are going to have an accident. [[4]] 5. Be careful with that glass! You are going to break it. [[5]] 6. The baby’s very tired. I don’t think she is going to wake up tonight. [[6]]

These predictions are made using the "be going to" structure, which is used to talk about future plans or intentions. It is often used when there is evidence or a strong belief that something will happen in the future. In these sentences, the verb "be" is followed by "going to" and then the main verb.