IDIOMATIC FUTURE

IDIOMATIC FUTURE

by FERNANDO CRUZ

We use be going to

•To talk about the future.

•Is a prediction based on what we know or think is going to happen very soon.

•To talk about our plans for the future.

FORMS

Positive form - Subject + am + going to + infinitive

​Negative form - Subject + am not + going to + infinitive

​Interrogative form - Am + subject + going to + infinitive

Contractions

am not = am not

​is not = isn't

​are not = aren't

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COMPLETE THE NEXT SENTENCES IN IDIOMATIC FUTURE:

YES, I AM

WORK IN THE AFTERNOON.

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COMPLETE THE NEXT SENTENCES IN IDIOMATIC FUTURE:

THEY GOING TO PLAY SOCCER IN THE FIELD TODAY?

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COMPLETE THE NEXT SENTENCES IN IDIOMATIC FUTURE (USE COTRACTION)

NO, SHE

GOING TO BUY THE NEXT WEEKEND.

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COMPLETE THE NEXT SENTENCES IN IDIOMATIC FUTURE

I am going to

(ver) you tomorrow.

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COMPLETE THE NEXT SENTENCES IN IDIOMATIC FUTURE

He

going to visit her next week.

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ANSWER THE NEXT SENTENCES IN IDIOMATIC FUTURE

Is It going to rain today?

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ANSWER THE NEXT SENTENCES IN IDIOMATIC FUTURE

Are we going to stay home tonight?

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ANSWER THE NEXT SENTENCES IN IDIOMATIC FUTURE

is she going to wait me after the show?

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ANSWER THE NEXT SENTENCES IN IDIOMATIC FUTURE

Are they going to eat out tonight?

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WRITE THE IS NOT CONTRACTION