200 English Grammar Mistakes!: A workbook of Common Grammar and Punctuation Errors with Examples, Exercises and Solutions So You Never Make Them Again

is,
 
am,
 or 
are
 when using the “going to” form.
Incorrect:  I 
going to
 wash the clothes tomorrow.
Correct: 
I 
am
 
going to
 wash the clothes tomorrow.
Don’t miss out on 
to
 when you are using the “going to” form.
Incorrect:  He is 
going 
eat that fruit again.
Correct: 
He is 
going to 
eat that fruit again.
Don’t add
 to
 when using “will.”

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Incorrect:  She 
will to
 be sorry.
Correct: 
She 
will
 be sorry.
Don’t use the “-ing” form of the verb instead of the base form with “will” or
“going to.”
Incorrect:  She 
will winning
 the match.
Incorrect:  She is 
going to winning
 the match.
Correct: 
She 
will win
 the match.
MCQs: Choose the appropriate options from the statements below:
He _______ angry. (A. will be B. will to be)
Answer: A
She is ____ dance again. (A. going B. going to)
Answer: B
First Person
By taking note of the pronouns in a sentence, you will be able to know
whether it’s the first, second, or third grammatical person. Pronouns such as