UNIT 1 LIFE PLANS
GRAMMAR 1 Was / Were going to and would It is used to express a planned action in the past. - It is formed with "was" for the first person singular (I) and "were" for the second person (you), third person (he/she/it), and plural (we/they). Structure: subject + was/were + going to + infinitive verb. Meeting with two former classmates. A : Hello, how are you? It’s been a long time. B: Hello, everything is fine. Yes, how long! A : I’m surprised to see you’re a lawyer, weren’t you going to be a doctor? B: Yes, I was going to study medicine, but I fell in love with the law. A: Wow, amazing. Are you married? B: Absolutely. I heard you were getting married, what happened? A: I wanted to get married, but days before, my fiancé would run away with his lover. You can believe it! B: I don’t think so, you were going to travel to Europe, right? A : Yes, I was going to travel but due to the ...