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Quiz on use of the phrase "going to".
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Q1. Which sentence is correct?
I am going to play tennis yesterday.
I am going to play tennis last week.
I am going to play tennis tomorrow.
He is going to playing tennis now.
Q2. Which sentence is correct?
They are going to arriving late.
They are going to arrived yesterday.
They are going to be angry.
They are going to being surprised.
Q3. Which sentence is correct?
Are they going to coming?
Will they going to come?
Were they going to come?
They were going to come?
Q4. Which sentence is correct?
Is he going to do it?
Was he going to be done it?
Will she going to do it?
She is going to do it?
Q5. Which sentence is correct?
I am not going to do it.
I am going not to do it.
I am going to not do it.
I am doing to not go it.
Q6. Which sentence is correct?
They will not going to do it.
They are not going to do the.
They are not going to do it.
They were not going to doing it.
Q7. Which sentence is correct?
He is going to being given some time off.
He is going to be given some time off.
He is going to be gave some time off.
He is going to be gaven some time off.
Q8. Which sentence is correct?
They were going to be gave some help.
They was going to be gave some help.
They were going to being given some help.
They were going to be given some help.
Q9. Which sentence is correct?
Are they going to be helped?
Is they going to be helped?
Will they going to be helped?
Are they going to being helped?
Q10. Which sentence is correct?
Is he going to being tell?
He is going to be told?
Is he going to be telled?
Is he going to be told?
Q11. Which sentence is correct?
He is going to be not spoke to about it.
He is not going to be spoke to about it.
He is not going to be spoken to about it.
He is not going to be speaking to about it.
Q12. Which sentence is correct?
They are going to be told yesterday.
They was going to be told tomorrow.
They are going to be told a week ago.
They were going to be told tomorrow.
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