Question

05.
Hi sandeep,
Good question!
The formula for using "going to" for future plans is
this:
Subject + be + going to + base verb
You can say things like "I___going to see a
movie," or "I___ going to stay at home this
weekend."
"I____going to go" is just another variation of this
structure. You____ using GO as the base verb. You
can say something like "I____ going to go to my
aunt's house tomorrow," or "I am going to go to the
library."
In spoken word, many English speakers also use the
following form:
"I____going to go see a movie."
While this is technically grammatically awkward, it
sounds natural and is accepted by native English
speakers.
I hope this helps.

a)were / was, was / was / is/ were
b)am / was / was / was / is /is
c)are / am/am/am/ are/ was
d)am / am / am/ are/ am / am
e)am/am/ are/ are/ are/ was​

Answer 1

Resposta:

d) am/am/am/are/am/am

Explicação: