Nouns, Pronouns and "Be going to"

The phrase "______" is commonly used to express future intentions or plans.

"Football" and "sister-in-law" are examples of a ______ because they contain two or more words.

A noun that denotes an idea, quality, or state rather than a concrete object is known as a(n) ______.

Words such as 'he', 'she', and 'it' are examples of ______, which replace nouns to avoid repetition.

Using ______ allows us to refer to someone or something without needing to use their name or identity.

Phrases using '______' are often used when predicting the future based on current information known to the speaker.

The word 'freedom' is an example of a(n) ______ because it refers to a concept and not something you can physically interact with.

To form a ______, different components are linked together to create a word with a new meaning.

Instead of saying 'John is going to the store,' you can use ______ and say 'He is going to the store,' avoiding repetition.

Using '______' is preferred when the intent will happen relatively soon and the speaker is fairly certain of the event.