Go/Went/Gone Elementary Level

Go means to move from one place to another e. g "I go to school by bus."

When we add a preposition with go, we use "went" e.g. "John went into his room and shut the door."

Go is often used with "-ing" for different activities e.g. "I usually go swimming in the morning."

Be going to is often used for plans for the future e.g. "On Sunday we're going to stay at home."

Choose the correct form in the following sentences:

• 1. Please get __. I'm tired.
  
  gone
  go
  went
  going
  
  
• 2. We're going ___ today.
  
  sightseen
  sightsee
  sightsees
  sightseeing
  
  
• 3. Jo is ___ hike to the top of the hill.
  
  gone
  going to
  go
  going
  
  
• 4. Let's ___ fishing today.
  
  to go
  go
  going
  go to
  
  
• 5. Is this train ___ Cape Town?
  
  going
  go to
  go
  going to
  
  
• 6. I ___ work by bike.
  
  going
  go to
  go
  going to
  
  
• 7. Do you like ___ sightseeing when you are on holiday?
  
  go
  to
  went
  going
  
  
• 8. Jill was tired. She ___ up the stairs slowly.
  
  goes to
  went
  going
  go
  
  
• 9. Tom ___ outside and into the garden.
  
  went
  go
  go to
  going
  
  
• 10. Hans ___ skiing every winter.
  
  go
  go to
  going
  goes