“We going to buy a car.”
What's wrong? Choose the right one.
am, is or are + going to + the verb: We're going to buy a car.
Not: We going to buy a car.
Say: We're going to buy a car.
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Questions where people make this mistake.
THE QUESTIONS
- We have decided that we ______ a new car next month.are going to buy · are going buy · going to buy · buy
- Look at the time! We ______ miss the deadline if we don't hurry.are going to · going to · are going
- Dan has just said he ______ the company next month. He has found a better job.is going to leave · goes to leave · going to leave
- My brother has decided to give up football because of his exams. He ______ spend more time studying.is going to · will to · going to
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- are going to buynot buy: I do for an offer or a plannot going to buy: going to with a word missingnot are going buy: going to with a word missing
- are going tonot going to: going to with a word missingnot are going: going to with a word missing
- is going to leavenot goes to leave: going to with a word missingnot going to leave: going to with a word missing
- is going tonot will to: will to, will havingnot going to: going to with a word missing