Corrigé be going to : exercices d’anglais 5e

1. I am going to clean my bedroom.
2. My sister is going to buy a new bike.
3. We are going to play tennis after lunch.
4. The dog is going to eat your sandwich!
5. You are going to love this film.
6. Ben and Lily are going to visit Dublin. (deux personnes = they → are)

1. I’m going to watch a documentary tonight.
2. Emma is going to make a chocolate cake.
3. They’re going to take the train to London.
4. We’re going to paint the garden fence.
5. My dad is going to learn Spanish.
6. You’re going to wear your new trainers.

1. I’m not going to sleep at my friend’s house. (jamais « I amn’t »)
2. She isn’t going to call her grandmother.
3. We aren’t going to walk to school.
4. They aren’t going to sell their car.
5. He isn’t going to play video games all day.

1. What is Kate going to study?
2. When are they going to arrive?
3. What is he going to wear?
4. Where are you going to stay? (we devient you dans la question)
5. How many friends is Sam going to invite?
6. Are you going to go to the party?

1. c : It’s going to rain.
2. a : He’s going to fall.
3. b : She’s going to pass her test.
4. e : He’s going to fall asleep. (on parle du bébé ; she est aussi possible)
5. d : It’s going to stop.

Chaque fois, un indice présent rend l’avenir évident : c’est l’emploi typique de be going to.

1. On Monday, Chloe is meeting Jack at the library.
2. On Tuesday, she is having a piano lesson.
3. On Wednesday, she is playing in a basketball match.
4. On Friday, she is going to the dentist.
5. On Saturday, she is flying to Bristol.

Tout est inscrit dans l’agenda : ce sont des projets organisés, d’où be + -ing.

1. will get : décision prise à l’instant pour aider.
2. is going to fall : indice visible.
3. are going to spend : le séjour est déjà réservé, c’est une intention.
4. ‘ll answer : réaction immédiate.
5. am going to join : « I’ve decided », la décision est déjà prise.
6. ‘ll close : décision spontanée.

1. I am going to visit the museum.
2. She is going to play football.
3. Are they going to eat pizza?
4. He is not (isn’t) going to come.
5. We are going to travel by bus.
6. I’m meeting my friends tomorrow evening. (le repère de temps futur est obligatoire)

1. I’m going to tidy my bedroom tonight.
2. Watch out! The vase is going to fall!
3. We aren’t going to go to the beach tomorrow.
4. What are you going to do this weekend?
5. I’m meeting Lucas in front of the cinema at 6 p.m.
6. My parents are going to buy a new car.

1. He is going camping with his uncle.
2. They are leaving on Saturday morning.
3. They are going to sleep in a tent.
4. She is visiting her grandma.
5. She is going to finish her book.
6. Par exemple : We’re leaving on Saturday morning. ou I’m visiting my grandma on Sunday.

Exemple de réponse :

1. I’m going to swim in the sea every day.
2. I’m going to read two adventure novels.
3. I’m not going to get up early!
4. We’re driving to Brittany on 8th July.
5. I’m having a sailing lesson on Monday morning.

Vérifie que chaque phrase contient be conjugué, et que tes projets organisés ont bien un repère de temps.