El uso del modal 'going to'

El uso del modal 'going to'

Una breve descripción sobre el uso del modal 'going to' en Español

El modal 'going to'

El modal 'going to' se utiliza para hablar de planes o intenciones futuras. Se forma con el verbo 'to be' en presente + 'going to' + infinitivo del verbo principal. Ejemplo: I am going to study. También se puede usar para hacer predicciones basadas en evidencias presentes.

Multiple Choice

What is the 'going to' modal used for?

• Talking about future plans or intentions

• Making predictions based on present evidence

• Expressing past actions

• Describing current activities

'Going to' Modal

Making predictions based on present evidence is the main purpose of the 'going to' modal. It is used to talk about future plans or intentions that are based on current information. It allows us to make educated guesses about what will happen in the future. For example, 'I'm going to study for my exam tomorrow because I haven't prepared enough.'

El modal 'going to'

El modal 'going to' se utiliza para hablar de planes o intenciones futuras. Se forma con el verbo auxiliar 'to be' en presente + el verbo principal en infinitivo. Ejemplo: I am going to study. No se utiliza para hablar de predicciones o suposiciones.

Multiple Choice

What is the use of the modal 'going to'?

• To talk about plans or intentions for the future

• To make predictions or assumptions

• To express past actions

• To describe current activities

Going to Modal

Trivia: The going to modal is used to make predictions or assumptions about the future. It is often used when there is evidence or signs that something will happen. For example, 'Look at those dark clouds, it's going to rain!'

Uso del modal 'going to'

• El modal 'going to' se utiliza para expresar planes futuros.
• Se forma con el verbo 'to be' en presente + 'going to' + infinitivo del verbo principal.
• Se utiliza para hablar de planes o intenciones que ya están decididos o que se van a realizar en un futuro cercano.
• Ejemplo: Voy a estudiar para el examen mañana.

Multiple Choice

What is the use of the modal 'going to'?

• To express plans for the future

• To talk about past events

• To describe current actions

• To express uncertainty about the future

Modal 'going to'

To express plans for the future. It is used to talk about intentions or predictions based on present evidence. It is often used when there is evidence that something will happen in the future, such as when there are plans or arrangements already made.

• Example: I'm going to visit my grandparents next weekend.
• Example: She's going to start a new job next month.

Uso del modal 'going to'

El modal 'going to' se utiliza para hacer predicciones sobre el futuro. Se forma con el verbo 'to be' en presente + 'going to' + infinitivo del verbo principal. Ejemplo: I am going to study (Voy a estudiar). Se utiliza para hablar de planes o intenciones futuras.

Multiple Choice

What is the use of the modal 'going to'?

• To make predictions about the future

• To talk about past events

• To express present actions

• To describe hypothetical situations

Modal 'going to'

To talk about past events. The modal 'going to' is used to discuss actions or events that were planned or intended in the past but did not happen. It is often used to express regret or disappointment about something that was supposed to occur but didn't. For example, 'I was going to go to the party, but I got sick.'

El uso del modal 'going to'

El modal 'going to' se utiliza para hablar de planes o intenciones futuras. Se forma con el verbo 'to be' en presente + 'going to' + verbo en infinitivo. Ejemplos de oraciones afirmativas con 'going to':

• Voy a estudiar para el examen.
• Él va a viajar a España el próximo mes.
• Nosotros vamos a comprar una casa nueva.

Multiple Choice

What is the use of the modal 'going to'?

• To talk about future plans or intentions

• To talk about past events

• To express present emotions

• To describe ongoing actions

Modal 'going to'

To talk about past events. The modal 'going to' is used to express intentions or plans for the future, not past events. It is commonly used to describe future actions that have already been decided or planned. For example, 'I am going to visit my parents next weekend.'