Question 1
What _____ your brother going to do tomorrow?
Your brother is one person (he), so we use is: What is your brother going to do? Not are, because that is for you, we and they.
Question 2
(A) _____ you going to see the movie?
(B) Yes, I _____.
We make the question with Are you going to …? and answer with I: Yes, I am. Not Do, because going to uses am/is/are.
Question 3
My friend _____ a birthday party next week.
The form is is/am/are + going to + base verb: My friend is going to have a party. After going to, use have, not has.
Question 4
I can see a lot of gray clouds in the sky. I think it _____ rain soon.
We use going to when we can see that something will happen. The grey clouds tell us: it is going to rain. We need is before going to.
Question 5
(A) When _____ they _____ arrive?
(B) I’m not sure.
In the question, are comes before they: When are they going to arrive? Not will … going to, because going to needs are, not will.
Question 6
_____ are you going to do on your summer holiday?
We ask about an action with do, so we use What: What are you going to do?
Question 7
(A) _____ your friend going to join us?
(B) Yes, she _____.
Your friend is one person, so we ask Is your friend going to …? The short answer uses the same verb: Yes, she is. Not will, because the question uses is.
Question 8
(A) _____ they going to be here soon?
(B) No, they _____.
We ask Are they going to …? and the short answer repeats are: No, they aren't. Not won't, because the question uses are, not will.
Question 9
What time are you going to _____ for the airport?
After going to we use the base verb: going to leave. Not leaving or leaves.
Question 10
_____ you _____ go home after our English class?
The question form is Are you going to + verb?: Are you going to go home?
Question 11
(A) _____ your friend going to be late?
(B) No, she _____.
Your friend is one person, so we use Is, and the short answer is No, she isn't. Not Are, because that is for more than one person or you.
Question 12
Is your cousin _____ move to another apartment?
We need going to before the verb: Is your cousin going to move? Not going alone, because to is missing.
Question 13
(A) _____ the plane going to land soon?
(B) Yes, it _____.
The plane is one thing (it), so we use Is, and the answer is Yes, it is.
Question 14
I _____ going to _____ my homework after I finish dinner.
With I we use am, and after going to comes the base verb: I am going to do my homework. Not doing.
Question 15
(A) _____ you going to join us?
(B) Yes, I _____.
We ask Are you going to …? and answer with I: Yes, I am. Not Yes, I are, because I goes with am.
Question 16
What are your plans for next year? Are you _____ to Canada?
We talk about plans with going to + verb: Are you going to go to Canada? Not will go, because Are you will go is wrong.
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