A2 Future Plans Going To Grammar Test 1 – 15 Questions with Detailed Explanations
Practice A2 future plans with going to in this 15-question English grammar test. Learn how to use am going to, is going to, are going to, negative forms, and questions for IELTS, TOEFL, YDS, and general English exams.
The structure be going to is used to talk about future plans, intentions, and things we have already decided to do. At A2 level, learners need to understand how to use am, is, and are before going to, and how to use the base form of the main verb after it. This test helps students practise positive sentences, negative sentences, and questions with going to, which is useful for IELTS, TOEFL, YDS, school exams, placement tests, and everyday English communication.
RESULTS
#1. I ___ visit my grandparents this weekend.
#2. She ___ study medicine at university next year.
#3. They ___ play football after school.
#4. We ___ watch a movie tonight.
#5. He ___ buy a new phone tomorrow.
#6. Are you ___ travel to London this summer?
#7. My parents ___ move to a new house next month.
#8. I am not ___ eat fast food today.
#9. Is your brother ___ join the basketball team?
#10. The students ___ take an English test on Friday.
#11. She isn’t ___ come to the party tonight.
#12. We ___ clean the classroom after the lesson.
#13. What are they ___ do after lunch?
#14. He is ___ meet his friends at the café.
#15. I ___ start a new English course next week.
Answer Explanations
Question 1 Explanation
The correct answer is am going to. The sentence talks about a future plan for this weekend. With the subject “I,” we use “am” before “going to.” After “going to,” the main verb stays in its base form, so the full structure is “am going to visit.”
Question 2 Explanation
The correct answer is is going to. The subject “she” is singular, so the correct form of “be” is “is.” The sentence describes a future plan about studying medicine at university. In the going to structure, the verb after “going to” must be in the base form.
Question 3 Explanation
The correct answer is are going to. The subject “they” is plural, so we use “are” before “going to.” The sentence talks about a planned future activity after school. The main verb “play” comes after “going to” in its base form.
Question 4 Explanation
The correct answer is are going to. The subject “we” needs the form “are” in the going to future structure. The time expression “tonight” shows that the sentence is about the future. The sentence means that the speakers have a plan to watch a movie.
Question 5 Explanation
The correct answer is is going to. The subject “he” is singular, so the correct auxiliary form is “is.” The word “tomorrow” shows that the action is in the future. The structure is used because buying a new phone is presented as a future plan or intention.
Question 6 Explanation
The correct answer is going to. In a question with going to, the form of “be” comes before the subject. The auxiliary “are” is already at the beginning of the question, so the missing part is “going to.” The main verb after it must stay in the base form, as in “travel.”
Question 7 Explanation
The correct answer is are going to. The subject “my parents” is plural, so the correct form of “be” is “are.” The phrase “next month” clearly points to a future time. The sentence describes a planned future change in where they live.
Question 8 Explanation
The correct answer is going to. In a negative going to sentence, we use “am not,” “is not,” or “are not” before “going to.” The words “am not” are already given, so the missing part is “going to.” The sentence means that the speaker has decided not to eat fast food today.
Question 9 Explanation
The correct answer is going to. This is a going to question, and the auxiliary “is” is already used before the subject. After the subject, we use “going to” plus the base form of the main verb. The sentence asks about a future plan to join the basketball team.
Question 10 Explanation
The correct answer is are going to. The subject “the students” is plural, so we use “are” before “going to.” The phrase “on Friday” shows that the test is in the future. The sentence describes a future arrangement or plan involving the students.
Question 11 Explanation
The correct answer is going to. In negative sentences with going to, the negative form of “be” comes before “going to.” The word “isn’t” is already given, so the missing structure is “going to.” The sentence means that she does not plan to come to the party tonight.
Question 12 Explanation
The correct answer is are going to. The subject “we” takes “are” in the going to future structure. The sentence describes a future plan after the lesson. The main verb “clean” stays in the base form after “going to.”
Question 13 Explanation
The correct answer is going to. This is a question about a future plan, so the going to structure is needed. The auxiliary “are” is already placed before the subject “they.” After “going to,” the main verb “do” must stay in the base form.
Question 14 Explanation
The correct answer is going to. The auxiliary “is” is already used with the subject “he.” In the future plan structure, “is” must be followed by “going to” and the base verb. The sentence means that he has a plan to meet his friends at the café.
Question 15 Explanation
The correct answer is am going to. The subject “I” takes “am” in the going to future structure. The phrase “next week” shows that the action will happen in the future. The sentence describes the speaker’s future plan to start a new English course.
