GOING TO

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Future Tense with 'going to'

El tiempo futuro con 'going to' se usa más comúnmente en el lenguaje hablado cuando se desea hacer referencia del futuro inmediato, a algo que está por ocurrir.

It's going to rain!
¡Va a llover! (algo que está por ocurrir)

También se emplea para hablar de intenciones o planes para hacer algo.

I'm going to learn English.
Voy a aprender inglés. (intención)

Se forma con el verbo TO BE conjugado para la persona correspondiente, seguido de GOING TO y el verbo base. Por ejemplo:

GOING TO + PLAY
I'm	going to	play
You're	going to	play
He's	going to	play
She's	going to	play
It's	going to	play
We're	going to	play
You're	going to	play
They're	going to	play

Para expresar la negación, se debe usar el verbo TO BE en su forma negativa, seguido de GOING TO más el verbo base.

GOING TO + PLAY
I'm not	going to	play
You aren't	going to	play
He isn't	going to	play
She isn't	going to	play
It isn't	going to	play
We aren't	going to	play
You aren't	going to	play
They aren't	going to	play

La forma interrogativa de esta construcción se compone de la forma interrogativa del verbo TO BE y luego GOING TO más el verbo base.

GOING TO + PLAY
Am I	going to	play?
Are you	going to	play?
Is he	going to	play?
Is she	going to	play?
It is	going to	play?
Are we	going to	play?
Are you	going to	play?
Are they	going to	play?

Para hacer preguntas, se agrega la 'question word' delante. Por ejemplo:

What are you going to do in May?
Where are you going to spend your holidays?
How are you going to travel?