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Tap it, then choose the correction.",5,"find_and_fix",[12,39,61,83,106,125,143,161,182,200,221,239],{"id":13,"sentenceTemplate":14,"displayOrder":15,"explanation":16,"exampleSentence":17,"blanks":18,"payload":19},"01a01413-986d-7014-92d3-bde64f189d48","Nora chose the recipe yesterday; she is going to baking bread tonight.",0,"Use 'is going to bake' for Nora's plan, which she chose yesterday.","Nora chose the recipe yesterday; she is going to bake bread tonight.",[],{"hint":20,"words":21,"correct":34,"wrongIndex":35,"corrections":36},"Recall the complete structure for a plan decided earlier.",[22,23,24,25,26,27,28,29,30,31,32,33],"Nora","chose","the","recipe","yesterday;","she","is","going","to","baking","bread","tonight.","bake",9,[34,37,38],"bakes","baked",{"id":40,"sentenceTemplate":41,"displayOrder":42,"explanation":43,"exampleSentence":44,"blanks":45,"payload":46},"01a01413-986d-70d0-92d3-bde64f91db46","Look at the smoke! The toast will going to burn.",1,"Use 'is going to burn' because the smoke is evidence visible now.","Look at the smoke! The toast is going to burn.",[],{"hint":47,"words":48,"correct":28,"wrongIndex":56,"corrections":57},"Use the smoke as evidence and match the future form to the subject.",[49,50,24,51,52,53,54,29,30,55],"Look","at","smoke!","The","toast","will","burn.",6,[28,58,59,60],"are","has","can",{"id":62,"sentenceTemplate":63,"displayOrder":64,"explanation":65,"exampleSentence":66,"blanks":67,"payload":68},"01a01413-986d-7158-92d3-bde6504f8ab8","The kettle has just boiled; I will making tea now.",2,"Use 'will make' for the decision made now, with the base verb after 'will'.","The kettle has just boiled; I will make tea now.",[],{"hint":69,"words":70,"correct":78,"wrongIndex":79,"corrections":80},"The kettle has just boiled, so decide which future use fits.",[52,71,59,72,73,74,54,75,76,77],"kettle","just","boiled;","I","making","tea","now.","make",7,[78,81,82],"made","makes",{"id":84,"sentenceTemplate":85,"displayOrder":86,"explanation":87,"exampleSentence":88,"blanks":89,"payload":90},"01a01413-986d-71cc-92d3-bde6508943ae","In my opinion, our town will is quieter in ten years.",3,"Use 'will be' for an opinion about the future. A modal is followed by the base form 'be'.","In my opinion, our town will be quieter in ten years.",[],{"hint":91,"words":92,"correct":102,"wrongIndex":56,"corrections":103},"Treat 'in my opinion' as the clue to this prediction.",[93,94,95,96,97,54,28,98,99,100,101],"In","my","opinion,","our","town","quieter","in","ten","years.","be",[102,104,105],"been","being",{"id":107,"sentenceTemplate":108,"displayOrder":109,"explanation":110,"exampleSentence":111,"blanks":112,"payload":113},"01a01413-986d-723c-92d3-bde6509205c7","I promised Mum I won't arriving late tonight.",4,"Use the base verb after 'won't': 'I won't arrive late'. This is a negative promise.","I promised Mum I won't arrive late tonight.",[],{"hint":114,"words":115,"correct":121,"wrongIndex":9,"corrections":122},"Think about the form of a negative promise.",[74,116,117,74,118,119,120,33],"promised","Mum","won't","arriving","late","arrive",[121,123,124],"arrives","arrived",{"id":126,"sentenceTemplate":127,"displayOrder":9,"explanation":128,"exampleSentence":129,"blanks":130,"payload":131},"01a01413-986d-72b0-92d3-bde6517dd255","Will she comes with us tomorrow?","Use the base verb after the modal in a future question: 'Will she come ...?'","Will she come with us tomorrow?",[],{"hint":132,"words":133,"correct":139,"wrongIndex":64,"corrections":140},"Recall how future questions with will are built.",[134,27,135,136,137,138],"Will","comes","with","us","tomorrow?","come",[139,141,142],"came","coming",{"id":144,"sentenceTemplate":145,"displayOrder":56,"explanation":146,"exampleSentence":147,"blanks":148,"payload":149},"01a01413-986d-7324-92d3-bde6524845eb","Does you going to take the train tomorrow?","Use 'Are you going to ...?' to ask about the listener's plan.","Are you going to take the train tomorrow?",[],{"hint":150,"words":151,"correct":156,"wrongIndex":15,"corrections":157},"Recall how questions about going-to plans begin.",[152,153,29,30,154,24,155,138],"Does","you","take","train","Are",[156,158,159,160],"Do","Is","Have",{"id":162,"sentenceTemplate":163,"displayOrder":79,"explanation":164,"exampleSentence":165,"blanks":166,"payload":167},"01a01413-986d-7394-92d3-bde6526c374c","They isn't going to buy a car next year.","Use 'aren't going to buy' for their negative future plan.","They aren't going to buy a car next year.",[],{"hint":168,"words":169,"correct":177,"wrongIndex":42,"corrections":178},"Match the negative going-to form to the plural subject.",[170,171,29,30,172,173,174,175,176],"They","isn't","buy","a","car","next","year.","aren't",[177,179,180,181],"wasn't","doesn't","haven't",{"id":183,"sentenceTemplate":184,"displayOrder":185,"explanation":186,"exampleSentence":187,"blanks":188,"payload":189},"01a01413-986d-7404-92d3-bde652a8a84b","Mia isn't works at the shop tomorrow.",8,"Use the present continuous for this negative future arrangement: 'Mia isn't working tomorrow'.","Mia isn't working at the shop tomorrow.",[],{"hint":190,"words":191,"correct":196,"wrongIndex":64,"corrections":197},"Use tomorrow to identify the arranged activity.",[192,171,193,50,24,194,195],"Mia","works","shop","tomorrow.","working",[196,198,199],"work","worked",{"id":201,"sentenceTemplate":202,"displayOrder":35,"explanation":203,"exampleSentence":204,"blanks":205,"payload":206},"01a01413-986d-7478-92d3-bde6537a3cd3","I am meeting the estate agent and sign the papers at nine tomorrow.","Use 'am meeting ... and signing ...' for the two organised actions at nine tomorrow.","I am meeting the estate agent and signing the papers at nine tomorrow.",[],{"hint":207,"words":208,"correct":217,"wrongIndex":79,"corrections":218},"The two actions belong to one fixed appointment.",[74,209,210,24,211,212,213,214,24,215,50,216,195],"am","meeting","estate","agent","and","sign","papers","nine","signing",[217,219,220],"signed","signs",{"id":222,"sentenceTemplate":223,"displayOrder":224,"explanation":225,"exampleSentence":226,"blanks":227,"payload":228},"01a01413-986d-750c-92d3-bde653c8e36d","The appointment is fixed; I am meet John at six tomorrow.",10,"Use the present continuous for this organised arrangement: 'I am meeting John at six tomorrow'.","The appointment is fixed; I am meeting John at six tomorrow.",[],{"hint":229,"words":230,"correct":210,"wrongIndex":56,"corrections":236},"A fixed meeting with an exact time needs the arrangement form.",[52,231,28,232,74,209,233,234,50,235,195],"appointment","fixed;","meet","John","six",[210,237,238],"met","meets",{"id":240,"sentenceTemplate":241,"displayOrder":242,"explanation":243,"exampleSentence":244,"blanks":245,"payload":246},"01a01413-986d-7580-92d3-bde654541320","Are they performing in the school concert on Friday? Yes, they do.",11,"A question beginning 'Are they ...?' takes the short answer 'Yes, they are.'","Are they performing in the school concert on Friday? Yes, they are.",[],{"hint":247,"words":248,"correct":257,"wrongIndex":242,"corrections":258},"Match the helping verb in the question.",[156,249,250,99,24,251,252,253,254,255,249,256],"they","performing","school","concert","on","Friday?","Yes,","do.","are.",[257,259,260,261],"is.","am.","be.","\u002Fuploads\u002Fimages\u002Fgpimg_00670d5a-bddd-4917-aecb-3e443498a395_hero.webp",{"title":264,"slug":265,"language":266,"level":267},"Future Time (Will and Going to)","future-time-will-and-going-to","en","A2"]