GOIN TO

 

Para no repetir un verb se usa os, does.

GOIN TO / voy a

 (+ verb, no aux.)

 

Going to torreon by bike is fast

Going to torreon by car is faster than going to by bike

Going to torreon by plane is the fastest way to go

 

I ate lunch witch Alan today and I’m going to eat lunch with him tomorrow to

Jason wasn’t in class today and he going to wasn’t in class tomorrow either (tampoco)

He isn’t going to be in class tomorrow either

Alberto likes beer and so, does Julia / a Alberto le gusta la cerveza y le gusta Julia

 

	Too= tambien    Esther= tampoco, uno u otro, cualquiera de los dos So= por lo tanto Neither= ni, ninguno

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

·         Pablo going to help Mr. Joseph find the office of account 

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Predictions: It’s going to rain Future plan: I’m going to be a good student

Miss Maria going to speak with Manuel of the party   

·         My grandmother the going to become cook

·         My uncle john going to sell fruit in the av. Pacheco

·         Teacher of geographic  going to point the republic Mexican

·         Mr street not going to know the abecedary

·         Toño not going to help Myrna across street 

·         Manuel not going to eat meat

·         Isabel not going to stand of work in you restaurant

·         Raul not going to lost jump the pool

·         What going to draw Adrian in your book?

·         When going to waking-up Mario?

·         How many going to weight east cow?

·         What going to think Oscar?

·         How long going to follow dancing Pablo and rouse?

 

To be + going to + verdo?

1.- what are you going to do next weekend? I’m going to played basquetbol

2.- when are you going to visit your grandmother? I’m going to visit grandmother every weekend

3.- where are you going to go in summer vacation? I’m going to go summer vacations in Acapulco

4.- who is going to study English? I’m

5.- why are going to do the homework? Is I’m obligation

6.- when are you going to celebrate your birthday? In august 19