a) You are going to sell your old car.
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b) You are going to play tennis.
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c) Julie is going to buy a new television set.
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d) Iam going to school now.
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e) There are candies in the drawer.
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Minhas respostas:
a) Are you going to sell your old car?
b) Are you going to play tennis?
c) Is Julia going to buy a new television set?
d) Am I going to school now?
e) Are there candies in the drawer?
No Inglês faz-se o plural trocando sujeito e verbo de lugar juntamente com as palavras ou termos muito próximos deles que os acompanham, havendo é claro algumas excessões e colocando-se o ponto de interrogação no final.
Em linguagem informal, pode-se dizer coisas do tipo: Gonna (Going + To) e perguntas mesmo estando segundo a gramática na afirmativa.
Quero os pontos, viu? Tá aqui...
a) Are you going...... (complete o restante da frase igual)
b) are you going.....
c) Is Julie......
d) Am I going....
e) Are there candies....
um abç!