Future (going to)

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Future (going to)
When we want to talk about future plans or intentions, we use the verb to be + going to + verb (base form).
	Affirmative form
	Negative form
	Interrogative form
	I’m (am) going to travel to the beach tomorrow.
	I’m not going to travel to the beach tomorrow.
	Are you going to travel to the beach tomorrow?
	He’s (is) going to work next Saturday.
	He’s not (isn’t) going to work next Saturday.
	Is he going to work next Saturday?
	They’re (are) going to watch the new Sherlock Holmes’s movie next weekend.
	They’re not (aren’t) going to watch the new Sherlock Holmes’s movie next weekend.
	Are they going to watch the new Sherlock Holmes’s movie next weekend?
Pay attention! Future time expressions
Next (week, month, year…)
Tomorrow
Tomorrow (morning, afternoon, night)
This (morning, afternoon, evening)
Tonight
Exercises:
1. Follow the model:
a. He – to fish.
He is going to fish.
b. She – to eat an apple.
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c. They – to buy a house.
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d. I – read a book.
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2. Complete as frases usando o future (going to)
a. It is going to rain. (rain) 
b. They _____________________ stew. (eat)
c. I ________________________ blue shoes tonight. (wear) 
d. We ______________________ you. (not / help)
e. Jack _____________________ home. (not / walk)
f. _________________________ dinner? (cook / you)
g. Sue ____________________ her biscuits. (share / not)
h. _______________________ the house? (leave / they)
i. _______________________ in the contest? (take part / she)
j. I ______________________ my holiday abroad this year. (not / spend)
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