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    This document provides vocabulary and grammar rules related to talking about plans and intentions using "going to", making predictions with evidence, personal and object pronouns, too/too much, and enough. It defines "going to" as used to talk about plans or intentions, and predictions with evidence. It also covers contractions of "going to" as "gonna", personal and object pronouns before and after verbs, too/too much to mean more than necessary with a negative meaning, and enough to mean sufficient or insufficient depending on if it comes before a noun or after an adjective.

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    This document provides vocabulary and grammar rules related to talking about plans and intentions using "going to", making predictions with evidence, personal and object pronouns, too/too much, and enough. It defines "going to" as used to talk about plans or intentions, and predictions with evidence. It also covers contractions of "going to" as "gonna", personal and object pronouns before and after verbs, too/too much to mean more than necessary with a negative meaning, and enough to mean sufficient or insufficient depending on if it comes before a noun or after an adjective.

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    Weekends - fin de semana

    Weekdays - entre semana


    White – blanco

    Going to  ir a
    Is used to talk about:
     Plans or intentions
    (+) Sara is going to share an apartment with Melany
    (-) sara isn’t going to share an apartment with Melany
    (?) is Sara going to share an apartment with Melany?
    R/. yes, she is / no, she isn’t

    - I am going to do all my homework this weekend


    - We are going to paint our house tomorrow
    - We aren’t going to paint our house tomorrow
    Are we going to paint our house tomorrow?
    R/, yes, we are / no, we aren’t
     Predictions: WITH EVIDENCE
    - Look at the sky! It is going to rain
    - The doctor said I’m going to have a girl
    Contractions - going to - gonna
    - The doctor said I’m gonna have a girl.
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    Personal pronouns object pronouns
    I me
    You you
    He him
    She her
    It it
    We us
    They them
    Before a verb after the verb
    - He talks to us  el habla nos habla
    - She hates them  ella los odia a ellos
    - I like it - me gusta eso
    - She helps us  ella nos ayuda a nosotros
    Too - tambien / muy / demasiado
    Too + Adjective  more than the necessary (- negative
    meaning)
    - The weather today is too cold  el clima hoy es muy frio
    - My job is too far  mi trabajo es muy lejos
    - The test is too hard  el test es muy dificil
    Enough  indica que algo es suficiente o insuficiente
    Positions
     It comes before a noun - este viene antes de un sustantivo.
    - I don’t have enough money
     It comes after an adjective  este viene despues de un
    adjetivo.
    - She is tall enough  ella es lo suficientemente alta
    - The test is easy enough  el test es lo suficientemente facil.

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