Complete the sentences. Use the correct form of going to and the verbs in brackets.
Use contractions where possible.
They We Paul
(take) some photos at the weekend.
(order) a pizza for dinner.
(not play) football tomorrow.
(get) a summer job.
(you / phone) me tonight?
(not buy) a new skirt for the party.
(Greg / start) university next year?
(study) tonight Molly​

1. They are going to take some photos at the weekend.
Explanation: "They" is the subject, "are going to" is the correct form of going to, and "take" is the correct form of the verb in brackets.

2. We are going to order a pizza for dinner.
Explanation: "We" is the subject, "are going to" is the correct form of going to, and "order" is the correct form of the verb in brackets.

3. Paul is not going to play football tomorrow.
Explanation: "Paul" is the subject, "is not going to" is the negative form of going to, and "play" is the correct form of the verb in brackets.

4. They are going to get a summer job.
Explanation: "They" is the subject, "are going to" is the correct form of going to, and "get" is the correct form of the verb in brackets.

5. Are you going to phone me tonight?
Explanation: "You" is the subject, "are going to" is the correct form of going to, and "phone" is the correct form of the verb in brackets.

6. They are not going to buy a new skirt for the party.
Explanation: "They" is the subject, "are not going to" is the negative form of going to, and "buy" is the correct form of the verb in brackets.

7. Is Greg going to start university next year?
Explanation: "Greg" is the subject, "is going to" is the correct form of going to, and "start" is the correct form of the verb in brackets.

8. Molly is going to study tonight.
Explanation: "Molly" is the subject, "is going to" is the correct form of going to, and "study" is the correct form of the verb in brackets.

Note: In contractions, "they are" can be contracted to "they're," "we are" can be contracted to "we're", "is not" can be contracted to "isn't", and "are not" can be contracted to "aren't". For example, "They're going to take some photos at the weekend."