To be going to

What does the idiom mean?


Pull someone's leg.

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What does the idiom mean?


Pull someone's leg.

Planning  I Monday the 20th of April

- Recap

- Past simple an past continuous






Goal: After today you will be able to use the past simple and past continuous in mixed sentences. 

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              We gaan naar Ibiza volgende week


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                         We gaan pizza halen. 

Going to


We are going to Ibiza 

We are going to get pizza. 

Going to (done? --> page 131, 3A)

  1. She ____________________ (not / go) to the party tonight.

  2. ____________________ you ____________________ (visit) your cousins this weekend?

  3. They ____________________ (buy) a new car soon.

  4. We ____________________ (not / have) class tomorrow.

  5. What ____________________ he ____________________ (cook) for dinner?

  6. I ____________________ (start) my project after lunch.

  7. ____________________ it ____________________ (rain) later?

  8. My parents ____________________ (not / travel) abroad this year.

  9. When ____________________ you ____________________ (meet) your teacher?

  10. She ____________________ (not / take) the bus, she ____________________ (walk) instead.

Worksheet 

Classroom.