Fill in the gaps with the correct form (affirmative, negative or question) of be going to.

1) A:
your brother
travel next week? B: Yes, he
.
2) Alex
go to work today because he is sick.
3) A:
you
do your homework today? B: Yes, I
.
4) We're too busy, so we
have lunch.
5) A:
you
watch TV tonight? B: No,
.
6) Where
they
stay when they go to Paris?
7) My classmates and I
have a test next Saturday. We have to study!
8) What
buy for your sister's birthday?
9) We
go to the beach today because the weather is bad.
10) I'm tired, so I
take a short nap.
11) Look at these clouds! I think it
rain soon.
12) My cousin doesn't like her boss. She
look for a new job.

1. He looked at her for a moment with surprise.
2. She didn’t smile when she saw him.
3. On the way home she usually bought a slice of honey cake at the baker's
4. The stranger climbed into his car and
drove away, and when he noticed later that his speedometer indicated seventy-five, he laughed at himself but didn’t
slow down.
5. When he arrived he founded the patient to be a small boy of nine years of age.
6. A quarter of an hour later he heard voices.
7. A little before nine o'clock I descended to the ground floor.
S. On the fifteenth of October Andrew set out alone for London.
9. Clapper stared at the photograph without a change of expression for at least half a minute.
10. When Eddy left in the morning he took her photograph with him.
11. Their children cleaned the yard and
then they played basketball.
12. They waited for the bus.
The bus arrived at 8 o'clock
13. Last Monday they visited their friends.
14. What did your neighbours do yesterday?
15. The little girl cried a little and then smiled

1. «A computer-literate person» is a person who is able to use computers as everyday problem-solvingdevices.
2. Yes, I am aware of the potential of computers to influence my life.
3. By «the basics» people mean the three R's: reading, writing, and arithmetics.
4. Computers and their many applications are among the most significant technical achievements of the century. They bring with them both economic and social changes.
5. «Computing» is a concept that embraces in the basics not only the old third R, arithmetics, but also a new idea — computer literacy.
6. A program is a set of instructions that direct the operations of computers.
7. All of us are already on the way to becoming computer-literate. Many actions that we take or observe relate to some aspect of a data processing system.
8. Computers are used in everyday life. If someone receives a subscription magazine in the post-office, it is probably addressed to him by a computer. If someone buys something with a bank credit card or pay a bill by check, computers help him process the information. When someone checks out at the counter of a store, a computer assists the checkout clerk and the store manager. When someone visits his doctor, his schedules and bills and special services, such as laboratory tests, are prepared by computer.