Talk about a plan with your family: who you are going to see, and where. One little phrase, going to, turns any verb into the future. Tap anything to hear it.
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For the teacher · In class
each student says one real plan, "I am going to visit ___ in ___." The class listens for am/is/are.
Family words ★
One family, oldest at the top. Tap a person to hear the word. Your language is under each one.
Your aunt is your mother's sister OR your father's sister. Your uncle is your mother's brother OR your father's brother. English uses the same word for both sides of the family.
Talking about a plan: going to ★★
For a future plan: subject + am/is/are + going to + verb. The verb stays simple: going to VISIT, not visits.
The verb after going to never changes: going to visit, not visits, not visiting.
Family vacation plans ★★★
Tap a sentence to hear it. Then say a plan of your own, out loud.
Watch out in your language
Check yourself ★★★
Choose am, is, or are. On paper, write it in.
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