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Goint to
Be (are-am-is)

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FUTURE PLANS

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Am- are- is
FUTURE TENSE
Pronombre+ aux + GOING TO + Verbo + resto de la oracion
FORM
 I AM GOING TO BE AN ENGINEER.
Aux Verb Going to A verb
to be

Mrs. Thompson is going to have a baby.

It is going to rain.
 I am going to attend
university.
I am going to be an
engineer.

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 David is going to learn
English at university.

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He is going to be a good

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teacher.
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Lisa is going to travel to
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It is going to rain.
The sky is cloudy.
 Forms
• Affirmative
Mrs. Thompson is going to have a baby.
• Negative
Mrs. Thompson is not going to have a baby.
or isn’t
• Interrogative
Is Mrs. Thompson going to have a baby?
Short answers: Yes, she is.
No, she isn’t
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USE

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 Future plans and intentions

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I’m going to be an engineer.
John is going to buy a new laptop computer next month.

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 Predictions (with clear evidence)

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The sky is cloudy. It is going to rain.
Ana is pregnant. She is going to have a baby.
 FUTURE TENSE
• TIME EXPRESSIONS:
Tomorrow, next week, next month, next year.

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I am going to visit China next year.
FUTURE TENSE - “be going to”
What are your plans for this weekend?
Where are you going to travel to next
vacation?

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TIME TO PRACTICE!
LÍNGUA INGLESA 8º Ano do Ensino Fundamental
Future with Going to

Answer the questions about yourself. Use long

answers.
a. What time are you going to have dinner
tonight?
b. When are you going to do your
homework?
c. Are you going to travel next weekend?
d. Are you going to visit your grandmother
next week?
  My birthday party is
going to be in
November.
 My birthday party is
not going to be in
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 Is my birthday party
going to be in
November?
  I am going to travel to
Recife by bus.
 I am not going to travel to
Recife by bus.
 Am I going to travel to
Recife by bus?

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  We are going to move to a
new house next month.
 We are not going to move
to a new house next
month.
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 Are we going to move to a
new house next month?
  They are going to get
married in December.
 They are not going to get
married in December.
 Are they going to get
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married in December?
  I am going to watch the
Formula 1 race on
Sunday.
 I am not going to watch
the Formula 1 race on
Sunday.
 Am I going to watch the
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Formula 1 race on
Sunday?