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    This document discusses the use of "going to" to express plans and intentions in the future. It provides examples of using "going to" in affirmative sentences like "I'm going to take a..." and negative sentences like "he/she/it's not going to stay at home." It also gives examples of using "going to" in question forms asking about future plans and intentions.

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    Ejercicios Going to para octavo básico. Afirmative and Negative.

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    This document discusses the use of "going to" to express plans and intentions in the future. It provides examples of using "going to" in affirmative sentences like "I'm going to take a..." and negative sentences like "he/she/it's not going to stay at home." It also gives examples of using "going to" in question forms asking about future plans and intentions.

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    "Going To": Montserrat Saavedra

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    Fabiola Lanzarini
    This document discusses the use of "going to" to express plans and intentions in the future. It provides examples of using "going to" in affirmative sentences like "I'm going to take a..." and negative sentences like "he/she/it's not going to stay at home." It also gives examples of using "going to" in question forms asking about future plans and intentions.

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    “GOING TO”

    MONTSERRAT SAAVEDRA
    Affirmative and Negative
    • Im ‘m (not) going to take a …

    • he/she/it ‘s stay at ho
    • We / you / they ‘re be late
    QUESTIONS
    When am I Going to take a ?

    is he/she/it stay a ho?


    are we/you/they

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