Answers
- You're going to make another carrot cake!
- I'm going to make some bread.
The “No.” before (2) is part of the dialogue; in a full reply: “No, I'm going to make some bread.” - She's going to make some jam.
- We're going to have bread and honey for breakfast tomorrow morning.
How to do it
The pattern is:
subject + am/is/are + going to + base verb + rest
- You → You're → make
- I → I'm → make
- She → She's → make
- We → We're → have
After going to, use the base verb: make, have — not makes or made. Put the time expression at the end: tomorrow morning.
Check punctuation too: You're, I'm, She's, We're. In sentence 4, use for breakfast once, then tomorrow morning.
Your #1 and #3 are correct; #2 needs the apostrophe in I'm; #4 should end with for breakfast tomorrow morning.
