Going to Future

Referencia gramatical

	Forma	Ejemplo
Afirmativa	be + going to + verbo en infinitivo	I am going to eat.
Negativa	be + not + going to + verbo en infinitivo	She isn't going to eat.
Pregunta Sí/No	be + sujeto + going to + verbo?	Are you going to eat?
Pregunta WH-	WH + be + sujeto + going to + verbo?	What are you going to do?
Uso	planes decididos o predicciones con evidencia visible	Look! It is going to rain.

No uses el presente continuo para planes futuros si no hay arreglo previo: ✗ I’m studying tomorrow → ✓ I’m going to study tomorrow.
No digas “I go to study”: el verbo “go” aquí es parte de la estructura “going to”, no un verbo de movimiento.
Recuerda que después de “going to” siempre va el verbo en infinitivo sin “to”: ✓ She is going to travel, no She is going to travels.

Selecciona la respuesta correcta para cada frase.

I __________ (study) English tonight.
☐ am study ☐ am going to study ☐ going to study
She __________ (not / come) to the party.
☐ isn’t going to come ☐ don’t going to come ☐ not going to come
__________ they __________ (move) to Madrid?
☐ Are / going to move ☐ Is / going to move ☐ Do / going to move
Look at those dark clouds! It __________ (rain).
☐ is going to rain ☐ go to rain ☐ going rain
We __________ (visit) our grandparents next weekend.
☐ is going to visit ☐ am going to visit ☐ are going to visit

Escribe el verbo entre paréntesis en la forma correcta con “going to”.

Lee las situaciones y escribe una oración completa usando “going to”.

(María tiene boletos para el cine esta noche.)
→ María _________________________________________.
(Veo que el cielo está muy oscuro.)
→ It _________________________________________.
(Pablo me dijo que no vendrá mañana.)
→ Pablo _________________________________________.