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Grammar: Be Going To, Position of Adjectives & Adverbs of Manner

English Grade 8 (Super Goal 2) · Unit 12: It's Going to Be Fun! · Lesson 12-2 · Term 2

Also known as: Be going to · Adverbs of manner

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Lesson idea

Talk about future plans with be going to; place adjectives before nouns or after be; describe how actions are done with adverbs of manner.

Key points

Vocabulary

plan
adverb of manner
carefully
quickly
well
hard
fast

Lesson questions (14)

  1. I ____ travel to Jordan next month.
    Answer: 'm going to
  2. "Are you going to visit Petra?" – "No, ____."
    Answer: I'm not
  3. "When ____ he going to leave?" – "He's going to leave next week."
    Answer: is
  4. "How are we going to go?" – "____"
    Answer: We're going to go by plane.
  5. "How long are they going to stay?" – "____"
    Answer: For a month.
  6. Choose the correct sentence:
    Answer: Antarctica is an exotic place.
  7. Adel is a careful driver. → Adel drives ____.
    Answer: carefully
  8. Learning English is easy for him. → He learns English ____.
    Answer: easily
  9. Saeed is a good tennis player. → He plays tennis ____.
    Answer: well
  10. Majid and Ali are fast runners. → They run ____.
    Answer: fast
  11. Is Khalid a hard worker? → Does Khalid work ____?
    Answer: hard
  12. My flight left ____. (late)
    Answer: late
  13. The plane landed ____ at the airport. (safe)
    Answer: safely
  14. He is reading the map ____.
    Answer: carefully

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Questions about this lesson

How do we form be going to?

am/is/are + going to + base verb: I'm going to travel to Jordan next month.

How do we form an adverb of manner?

We add ly to the adjective: slow → slowly, careful → carefully. The exception: good → well.

Where does the adjective go in the sentence?

Before the noun: a beautiful beach. Or after be: The beach is beautiful.

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