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    Video A : Section 18 Introduction to answering questions negatively with “be going to”

    Hello and welcome to your MES eLesson. I'm Virginia.

    Today you’re going to learn the what and the how of answering questions negatively with “be going
    to.”

    Let’s start with “WHAT.” What are these answers and statements used for?

    They can be used to talk about predictions or future plans.


    For example,

    “I’m not going to knock.”

    Good. Now, let’s learn “HOW.” How do you use these answers and statements?

    First, know how to conjugate “Be going to”.


    If you want to talk about yourself, please repeat:
    No, I am not going to
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    Good! Native speakers usually use contractions when speaking fluently. Let’s practice the contraction
    as well.
    Please repeat:
    No, I’m not going to
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    If you want to talk about me,
    No, you are not going to
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    Once more, using a contraction:
    No, you’re not going to
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    If you want to talk about a man, for example, Edward,
    No, he is not going to
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    Once more, using a contraction:
    No, he isn’t going to
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    If you want to talk about a woman, for example, Caroline,
    No, she is not going to
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    Once more, using a contraction:
    No, she isn't going to
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    If you want to talk about you and me,
    No, we are not going to
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    Once more, using a contraction:
    No, we’re not going to
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    If you want to talk about other people,
    No, they are not going to
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    Once more, using a contraction:
    No, they’re not going to
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    We’ll use the contractions during the practice video.
    It’s very important to memorize this conjugation fluently before you start practicing Video B.

    Next, you need to study your vocabulary to know a variety of verbs, for example,

    I’m not going to:


    pass out.
    go to bed.
    turn down the music.

    Let’s try saying three statements together! Please repeat after me:

    “I’m not going to give up.”


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    Great job!

    Let’s do another. Please repeat after me:

    “I’m not going to argue with you.”


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    Good! Remember to follow my intonation!

    Let’s do one more! Please repeat after me:

    “I’m not going to study today.


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    Excellent!

    We’ll practice these examples and more in Video B.

    <Quick Review>

    Now, let’s review!

    First, what are “be going to” answers and statements used for?
    They can be used to talk about predictions or future plans.

    Second, how do you use these answers and statements?


    You use them by knowing the conjugation of “be going to,” and building a more specific answer with
    the vocabulary.

    Well done! Let’s move on to Video B to really practice making your own answers! Remember to keep
    on reviewing your vocabulary.

    I'm Virginia! See you next time!


    Video B : Section 18 Practicing answering negatively with “Be Going to”

    Hi and welcome back to your MES eLesson. I’m Virginia.


    Now that you understand the concept of answering questions negatively with “be going to”, let’s
    practice.
    Before we begin, let's review the conjugation that you learned in Video A.

    Please repeat after me.


    No, I’m not going to
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    Please repeat:
    No, you’re not going to
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    Please repeat:
    No, he’s not going to
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    Please repeat:
    No, she’s not going to
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    Please repeat:
    No, we’re not going to
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    Please repeat:
    No, they’re not going to
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    Good, let’s do that conjugation again, faster!
    Please repeat after me.
    No, I’m not going to
    -
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    No, you’re not going to
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    No, he’s not going to
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    No, she’s not going to
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    No, we’re not going to
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    No, they’re not going to
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    Excellent! That’s the speed you should use in order to speak English fluently!

    Now that you’ve memorized this conjugation, let’s build a full answer with the verb "nap".

    Please repeat:

    “nap”
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    Good, now please repeat after me:
    No, I’m not going to nap.
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    No, you’re not going to nap.
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    No, he’s not going to nap.
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    No, she’s not going to nap.
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    No, we’re not going to nap.
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    No, they’re not going to nap.
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    Exactly.
    Now, let’s practice making your own answers with other verbs.
    Please listen to the verb first, then repeat after me:

    be late
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    Good! Now, please answer this question:
    Are you going to be late?
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    Nice! Please repeat. No, I’m not going to be late.
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    Please answer:
    Is Donald?
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    Nice! Please repeat:
    No, he’s not going to be late.
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    Good! Let’s do another!

    Please repeat.
    introduce Jack
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    Good! Please answer:
    Are you going to introduce Jack?
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    Good! Please repeat:
    No, I’m not going to introduce Jack.
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    Is Karen?
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    Good! Please repeat:
    No, she’s not going to introduce Jack.
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    Please repeat:
    drive home
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    Good. Are you going to drive home?
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    Very nice! Please repeat:
    No, I’m not going to drive home.
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    Is Gary?
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    Excellent! Please repeat:
    No, he’s not going to drive home.
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    Please repeat after me:
    take the bus
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    Good! Are you going to take the bus?
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    Good! Please repeat:
    No, I’m not going to take the bus
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    Is Samantha?
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    Excellent! Please repeat:
    No, she’s not going to take the bus.
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    Good! Let’s do another example.
    Please repeat.
    surprise your friend
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    Nice. Are you going to surprise your friend?
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    Good! Please repeat:
    No, I’m not going to surprise my friend.
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    Is George?
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    Please repeat:
    No, he’s not going to surprise his friends.
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    Very nice!
    Please repeat:
    leave a note
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    Good! Are you going to leave a note?
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    Nice! Please repeat:
    No, I’m not going to leave a note.
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    Are Steven and Ken?
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    Great! Please repeat:
    No, they’re not going to leave a note.
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    Excellent!
    Please repeat after me:
    get highlights
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    Good. Are you going to get highlights?
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    Good! Please repeat:
    No, I’m not going to get highlights.
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    Is Cody?
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    Nice! Please repeat:
    No, he’s not going to get highlights.
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    Nice! Please repeat after me:
    get your nails done
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    Good! Are you going to get your nails done?
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    Very good! Please repeat:
    No, I’m not going to get my nails done.
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    Is Sharon?
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    Nice! Please repeat:
    No, she’s not going to get her nails done.
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    Excellent!
    Please repeat after me:
    go for a run
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    Good! Are you going to go for a run?
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    Nice! Please repeat:
    No, I’m not going to go for a run.
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    Good. Is Tammy?
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    Very nice! Please repeat:
    No, she’s not going to go for a run.
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    Well done!

    Please practice with this video until you are able to make answers fluently!

    Remember it’s important to practice this video as much as possible until you feel comfortable!

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