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We use it to talk about future plans . Idicates the intention to do something . It refers to a future tense. “ Going to” future. Estructure. Affirmative Subject + verb to be + GOING TO+ infinitive I am going to read a book. Negative.
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We use ittotalkaboutfutureplans. Idicatestheintentionto do something. Itrefersto a future tense. “Going to” future
Estructure • Affirmative • Subject+ verbtobe + GOING TO+ infinitive • I am goingtoread a book
Negative • Subject + negative form of To be + GOING TO + infinitive • Example: • I am not going to clean my bedroom
Interrogative • Verb To be + subject+ GOING TO+ infinitive: • Example: • Are you going to study Medicine?
Affirmative sentences. I am goingtoread You are goingtoread He isgoingtoread Sheisgoingtoread Itisgoingtoread We are goingtoread You are goingtoread They are goingtoread
Interrogativeform Am I going to read? Are you going to read? He is going to read? Is she going to read? Is it going to read? Are we going to read? Are you going to read? Are they going to read?
Negativeform I am not going to read You are not going to read He is not going to read She is not going to read It is not going to read We are not going to read You are not going to read They are not going to read
Questionwords+ goingto • What are you going to study? Medicine • Where are you going to study? At the University. • When are you going to study? Next year. • How are you going to go to University? By bus. • Why are you going to study Medicine? Because I like it. • How many books are you going to buy? One book