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    Be Going + To + Infinitive

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    This document discusses the English grammar structure "be going to". It provides the forms and uses of "be going to" to talk about the future. The forms include the affirmative, interrogative, short answers, and negative forms using "be" and "going to" plus an infinitive. It is used to talk about plans and predict the future using present information. Contractions should be used in informal contexts. When the main verb is "to go", it is often omitted, such as "I'm going to go" becoming "I'm going to".

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    This document discusses the English grammar structure "be going to". It provides the forms and uses of "be going to" to talk about the future. The forms include the affirmative, interrogative, short answers, and negative forms using "be" and "going to" plus an infinitive. It is used to talk about plans and predict the future using present information. Contractions should be used in informal contexts. When the main verb is "to go", it is often omitted, such as "I'm going to go" becoming "I'm going to".

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    This document discusses the English grammar structure "be going to". It provides the forms and uses of "be going to" to talk about the future. The forms include the affirmative, interrogative, short answers, and negative forms using "be" and "going to" plus an infinitive. It is used to talk about plans and predict the future using present information. Contractions should be used in informal contexts. When the main verb is "to go", it is often omitted, such as "I'm going to go" becoming "I'm going to".

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    Be Going + To + Infinitive

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    This document discusses the English grammar structure "be going to". It provides the forms and uses of "be going to" to talk about the future. The forms include the affirmative, interrogative, short answers, and negative forms using "be" and "going to" plus an infinitive. It is used to talk about plans and predict the future using present information. Contractions should be used in informal contexts. When the main verb is "to go", it is often omitted, such as "I'm going to go" becoming "I'm going to".

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    ENGLISH GRAMMAR

    Be going to

    BE GOING TO FORM
    Be going + to + infinitive
    AFFIRMATIVE I You He She It We You They am are is is is are are are Contractions: I am= Im are = re is = s INTERROGATIVE Am Are Is Is Is Are Are Are I you he she it we you they going to work ? SHORT ANSWERS Yes. I am Yes. He/she/it is Yes. You/we/they are No. Im not No. He/she/it isnt No. You/we/they arent going to work I You He She It We You They NEGATIVE am not are not is not is not is not are not are not are not Contraction: are not = arent is not = isnt going to work

    Alfonso Lpez Rodrguez

    www.alfonsolopez.es

    ENGLISH GRAMMAR

    Be going to

    USE
    We use be going + to + infinitive for the future. We use it:
    To talk about things we have decided to do in the future (plans). A: What are you going to do tomorrow?
    Shes going to have a shower.

    B: Im going to stay at home. Im going to see a lm.

    To predict the future, using information we know now.


    Look at those clouds!. Its going to rain. We eat a lot!. Were going to be ill. Look at the time!. Its seven oclock. They arent going to come.

    IMPORTANT
    Remember to use contractions in informal writing and speaking.
    I am going to meet Jane tomorrow > Im going to meet Jane tomorrow

    When the main verb of the sentence with be going to is to go, it is often omitted.
    Im going to go to the cinema > Im going to the cinema

    Alfonso Lpez Rodrguez

    www.alfonsolopez.es

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