Complete the frantic student's observations by dragging the correct forms of "going to" into the text.

Look at those massive black clouds! It is going to pour rain any second now. Oh no, the bus doors are already closing... we are going to miss our ride and get completely soaked!

Look at those massive black clouds! It is going to pour rain any second now.

When we make a prediction based on clear present evidence (like seeing dark clouds), we use "is going to" for singular subjects like "it".

Oh no, the bus doors are already closing... we are going to miss our ride and get completely soaked!

Again, the evidence is right in front of us (the doors closing). Since the subject is "we", we use "are going to" for the prediction.