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    The document discusses the future simple tense "be going to" in Spanish. It provides examples of affirmative, negative, and interrogative sentences using common phrases like "He is going to race cars", "We are not going to race cars", and "Are we going to race cars?". The examples are presented with both the Spanish and English translations. It also includes a table outlining the conjugations of "ir a" to form the future tense in Spanish using subjects like "I", "you", "she", "we" etc.

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    The document discusses the future simple tense "be going to" in Spanish. It provides examples of affirmative, negative, and interrogative sentences using common phrases like "He is going to race cars", "We are not going to race cars", and "Are we going to race cars?". The examples are presented with both the Spanish and English translations. It also includes a table outlining the conjugations of "ir a" to form the future tense in Spanish using subjects like "I", "you", "she", "we" etc.

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    BE GOING TO

    FUTURO SIMPLE – BE GOIN TO


    GRUPO N° 02
    INTEGRANTES:
     Aroni Escalante, July Amparo
     Ccalluchi Leon, Jose Luis
     Pérez Escudero, Melina Georgette
     Rodríguez Neyra, Héctor
     Rodríguez Vílchez, Shirly Alexandra
     Zarate Mendoza, Cintia
     Ramírez Aparicio, Zenia
    BE GOING TO

    EJEMPLO
    S: Afirmative sentences

     He is going to race cars.


    El va a correr autos.

     we are going to race cars.


    Nosotros vamos a correr autos.

    Jose Luis Ccalluchi


    BE GOING TO

    EJEMPLO
    S: Negative sentences

     We are not going to race cars.


     He is not going to race cars.
     We aren’t going to race cars.
    He isn’t going to race cars.
    Él no va a correr autos.
    Nosotros no vamos a correr autos.
    .

    Jose Luis Ccalluchi


    BE GOING TO

    EJEMPLO
    S: Interrogative sentences

     Is he going to race cars?  Are we going to race cars?


    ¿va él a correr autos? ¿vamos a correr autos?

     Yes, he is  Yes, we are


    No, he isn´t No, we are not
    Jose Luis Ccalluchi
    BE GOING TO

    AM
    - Voy a - Vamos a - Vas a BE IS
    (nos Indica que vamos a realizar una determinada acción)
    ARE

    Affirmative sentences:
    Pronouns – to be – going to – verb – complemento

     I am going to read a book.  She is going to take the taxi.  We are going to study
    Yo voy a leer un libro. english today.
    Ella va a tomar el taxi.
    Nosotros vamos a estudiar
    ingles hoy.

    Melina Pérez
    Negative sentences:
    “not”
     I am not going to read a  She is not going to take the  We are not going to study
    book. taxi. english today.
    Yo no voy a leer un libro. Ella no va a tomar el taxi. Nosotros no vamos a estudiar
    ingles hoy.

    Interrogative sentences:
    “?”
     Am I going to read a book?  Is she going to take the taxi?  Are we going to study
    ¿Voy a leer un libro? ¿Va ella a tomar el taxi?
    english today?
    ¿vamos a estudiar ingles
    hoy?

    Melina Pérez
    Héctor Rodríguez
    Héctor Rodríguez
    Héctor Rodríguez
    Héctor Rodríguez

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