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    The document discusses the use of "going to" to refer to the immediate future in spoken English. It provides examples of affirmative, negative, and interrogative sentences using "going to" with different subjects like I, you, he, she, it, we, they. Affirmative sentences follow the structure of subject + to be verb (present tense) + going to + main verb. Negative sentences use not/isn't between the to be verb and going to. Interrogative sentences place the to be verb before the subject.

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    I Am Going To Drop Off My Prescription Over There

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    The document discusses the use of "going to" to refer to the immediate future in spoken English. It provides examples of affirmative, negative, and interrogative sentences using "going to" with different subjects like I, you, he, she, it, we, they. Affirmative sentences follow the structure of subject + to be verb (present tense) + going to + main verb. Negative sentences use not/isn't between the to be verb and going to. Interrogative sentences place the to be verb before the subject.

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    Going to

    El tiempo futuro con "going to" se usa ms comnmente en el lenguaje hablado


    cuando se quiere hacer referencia al futuro inmediato, es decir, a algo que est por
    ocurrir.

    I am going to drop off my prescription over there = voy a dejar mi prescripcin


    mdica all.

    Im going to learn English = voy a aprender ingls.

    I am going to pay = yo voy a pagar.


    You are going to pay = t vas a pagar.
    He is going to pay = l va a pagar.
    She is going to pay = ella va a pagar.
    It is going to pay = eso va a pagar.
    We are going to pay = nosotros vamos a pagar.
    You are going to pay = ustedes van a pagar.
    They are going to pay = ellos/ellas van a pagar.

    Afirmativas
    sujeto + verbo to be (conjugado en presente) + going to + verbo
    I am going to buy a car (yo voy a comprar un coche)
    She is going to buy a car (ella va a comprar un coche)
    They are going to buy a car (ellos van a comprar un coche)

    Negativas
    sujeto + verbo to be en negativo (conjugado en presente) + going to + verbo
    I am not going to buy a car (yo no voy a comprar un coche)
    She isn't going to buy a car / She is not going to buy a car (ella no va a comprar un
    coche)
    They aren't going to buy a car / They are not going to buy a car (ellos no van a
    comprar un coche)

    Interrogativas
    verbo to be (conjugado en presente) + sujeto + going to + verbo
    Are you going to buy a car? (Vas a comprar un coche?)
    Is she going to buy a car? (Va a comprar un coche?)
    Are they going to buy a car? (Van a comprar un coche?)

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