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"BE GOING TO"

Se usa el futuro con "be going to" para expresar acciones futuras ya planeadas (pero que no forman parte de un programa establecido).
1. "EXAMPLE"
  1. I am going to buy a new house. Voy a comprarme una casa nueva (tengo la intención de hacerlo).
2. Con "be going to" se indica sobre todo la intención de hacer algo en un futuro cercano o el convencimiento de que algo va a pasar.
  1. It´s going to be a great day. Va a ser un día genial (tengo la certeza).
  2. POSSIBLE FORMS
    1. AFFIRMATIVE
      1. "LONG FORM"
        I am going to
        He, She, OR It +...
        Is going to do
        You, We, OR They +...
        are going to do
      2. "SHORT FORM"
        I'm, You're, He's, She's, It's, We're, OR They're + ...
        going to do
      3. THE TRADUCTION IS..."Yo voy a hacer...Tú, etc.
    2. NEGATIVE
      1. "Subject + present "to be" + not + going + to v. infinitive + ...
      2. "LONG FORM"
        We, You, OR They +...
        are not going to do
        He, She, OR It +...
        not going to do
        I am not going
      3. "SHORT FORM"
        I'm, You're, He's, She's, It's, We're OR The're +...
        You aren't, We aren't, OR They aren't +...
        He isn', She isn't, OR IT isn't +...
        going to do
3. "NOT EXAMPLE"
  1. The movie will start at 10 o'clock. La peli empezará a las 10 (está programado).
4. 1. INTERROGATIVE
    1. "LONGE FORM"
      1. Present the verb "to be" + subject + not + going + to + infinitive + ...?
    2. "SHORT FORM"
      1. Present the verb "to be" negative short form + subject + going + to + infinitive + ...?
    3. AFFIRMATIVE
      1. Present the verb "to be" + subject + going to + infinitive + ....?
    4. NEGATIVE

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