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To complete the text using the words in the box, follow these steps:
Words in the box: am, are, going to, helping, marry, sure, them
This year I ___ going to study Maths more.
The correct word is "am."
Explanation: "I am going to" is the correct grammatical structure to indicate a future plan.
Completed sentence: This year I am going to study Maths more.
I'm ___ to get As only!
The correct word is "going to."
Explanation: "Going to get" indicates a future intention.
Completed sentence: I'm going to get As only!
My mum's ___ to buy me a calculator.
The correct word is "going to."
Explanation: "Going to buy" shows a planned future action.
Completed sentence: My mum's going to buy me a calculator.
My teacher ___ going to say my homework is bad!
The correct word is "isn't."
Explanation: Context implies a negative prediction; therefore, "isn't" fits naturally.
Completed sentence: My teacher isn't going to say my homework is bad!
My brother wants to be a better student too. So he ___ going to study on Saturdays?
The correct word is "is."
Explanation: "He is going to study" follows the structure for future intent.
Completed sentence: My brother wants to be a better student too. So he is going to study on Saturdays?
Hmm. No, ___ sure aren't.
The correct word is "they."
Explanation: "They sure aren't" is correct if referring to multiple people (Figuratively implies 'others' or 'people generally').
Completed sentence: Hmm. No, they sure aren't.
We're ___ to the stadium to watch football!
The correct word is "going to."
Explanation: "Going to the stadium" indicates a future activity.
Completed sentence: We're going to the stadium to watch football!
Final filled text:
This year I am going to study Maths more. I'm going to get As only! My mum's going to buy me a calculator. My teacher isn't going to say my homework is bad! My brother wants to be a better student too. So he is going to study on Saturdays? Hmm. No, they sure aren't. We're going to the stadium to watch football!
