Year 5 English Plus 1 Workbook Answer Page 98 ❤️ CEFR English ✅ UASA English
Hello, super learners! 🌟 Welcome back to another fun and helpful English revision lesson. Today, we are looking at Unit 8: Language Focus Practice from your workbook. Mastering future forms like be going to, will, and won't is essential for doing well in your school assessments and UASA exams!
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1. Write sentences using the correct form of be going to 📝
Rule Check: We use be going to for future plans and intentions. Remember to change the verb be into am / is / are depending on the subject!
- Example: we / stay / in tents ➔ We're going to stay in tents.
- 1. I / take / a big torch
➔ I'm going to take a big torch.
(Subject 'I' takes 'am' / 'm.) - 2. my parents / buy / some new sleeping bags
➔ My parents are going to buy some new sleeping bags.
('My parents' is plural, so we use 'are'.) - 3. my sister / carry / her things in a rucksack
➔ My sister is going to carry her things in a rucksack.
('My sister' is singular, so we use 'is'.) - 4. we / leave / our expensive camera at home
➔ We're going to leave our expensive camera at home.
('We' takes 'are' / 're.) - 5. I / not use / my laptop
➔ I'm not going to use my laptop.
(Negative for 'I' is 'am not' / ''m not'.) - 6. my brother / not take / his skateboard
➔ My brother isn't going to take his skateboard.
(Negative for singular 'my brother' is 'is not' / 'isn't'.) - 7. we / not get up / late every morning
➔ We aren't going to get up late every morning.
(Negative for plural 'we' is 'are not' / 'aren't'.) - 8. it / not rain / on our holiday / !
➔ It isn't going to rain on our holiday!
('It' is singular, so we use 'isn't going to'.)
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2. Complete the text using be going to ✉️
Fill in the blanks in Becky's letter to Gemma using the affirmative or negative form of be going to and the base verb in brackets.
Hi Gemma,
Our class is going to go on a school trip tomorrow. We 1. 're going to visit (visit) that new science museum – I can't wait! My mum usually makes sandwiches but she 2. isn't going to make (not make) any food for me this time and I 3. 'm not going to put (not put) a water bottle in my bag because we 4. 're going to have (have) lunch in the museum cafe. Our teacher, Mr Edwards 5. is going to take (take) us round the different parts of the museum and he 6. 's going to talk (talk) to us about the things there. It all sounds very exciting! See you soon, Becky.
3. Order the words to make questions ❓
Question Structure: (Question Word) + am/is/are + subject + going to + base verb...?
- are / where / you / stay / to / going / ?
➔ Where are you going to stay? - going / are / your / parents / to / the river / in / swim / ?
➔ Are your parents going to swim in the river? - to / you / what / going / eat / are / ?
➔ What are you going to eat? - is / going / dad / your / do / to / a barbecue / ?
➔ Is your dad going to do a barbecue? - going / you / take / are / washbag / to / your / ?
➔ Are you going to take your washbag? - to / when / you / going / back / are / come / ?
➔ When are you going to come back?
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4. Complete the sentences with will or won't 🔮
Rule Check: We use will ('ll) or won't (will not) for future predictions based on what we think or believe.
- 1. The weather is very good at the moment. I'm sure it __________ sunny tomorrow. (be)
➔ 'll be - 2. I know a lot about Prague. We __________ a guidebook on our visit there. (need)
➔ won't need - 3. Anna is very tired. She __________ tennis later. (play)
➔ won't play - 4. Mehmet is good at drama. He __________ a famous actor one day. (become)
➔ 'll become - 5. Mary isn't interested in animals. She __________ her visit to the zoo. (enjoy)
➔ won't enjoy
5. Offers and Promises with will or won't 🤝
Rule Check: We also use will to make instant offers to help, and will / won't to make promises!
Word Bank: be, text, carry, eat, forget, help
- 1. "Your bag is heavy. I __________ it for you."
➔ 'll carry (Offer to help) - 2. "I'm going to come to your house at exactly 7.00. I __________ late!"
➔ won't be (Promise) - 3. "I haven't got my phone." "It's OK. I __________ Maria for you."
➔ 'll text (Offer) - 4. "We're going to take some food to the picnic. We __________ it! We promise!"
➔ won't forget (Promise) - 5. "I don't understand my homework. __________ you __________ me?"
➔ Will ... help (Requesting help)
💡 Teacher's Tip: Why Students Struggle Here!
Many Year 5 students get confused between be going to and will / won't!
Remember this simple trick:
• Use be going to when you have already planned something beforehand (e.g., "We are going to visit a museum tomorrow."). Don't forget the verb to be (am/is/are) before "going to"!
• Use will / won't when making predictions about what you think will happen, or when making a quick offer/promise right on the spot (e.g., "I'll help you carry that bag!").
We hope this Year 5 English Plus 1 Workbook Answer Page 98 ❤️ CEFR English ✅ UASA English guide helped you check your answers clearly. Keep practising and keep up the amazing work! 🌈