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GRAMMAR RULES: 1. We use be going to to talk about future plans and intentions. 2. We make questions with be + pronoun/noun + going to + verb. We aren't going to stay in hotel. We are going to stay on a campsite. I am going to take a rucksack. I am not going to take a suitcase. They are going to travel by car. They are not going to travel by plane. You are going to buy a Japanese phrasebook. You are not going to buy a Japanese guidebook. She is going to pack a torch. She is not going to pack a penknife. He is not going to need an insect spray. He is going to need some sun cream.
MY WEEKEND PLANS I am not going to go to Cornwall. I am not going to stay on a campsite. I am not going to visit the Colosseum. I am going to visit the Trevi Fountain. I am going to swim in the beach. I am going to travel by plane. I am not going to take a Japanese guidebook. QUESTION STRESS AND RHYTHM Where are you going to stay? Are you going to buy a torch? What are we going to see? How is she going to travel? Are we going to stay in a tent? Who...? / Where...? / When...? / How...? / What...? watch TV / go shopping / meet friends / stay at home EXAMPLE: A: Where are you going to go? B: I'm going to go to Tokyo. Write about your plans for the summer holidays.
