The document provides information about forming predictions about the future using the structure "be going to". It explains that the structure uses the simple present form of "to be" followed by "going to" and the main verb. Examples are given of positive, negative, and question sentences using this structure, such as "He is going to study English at university" and "Are we going to go to the theatre next month?".

1. INSTITUTO TECNOLOGICO SUPERIOR
“17 DE JULIO”
ENGLISH
• SAMUEL LLORE
• JEFFERSON RODRIGUEZ
• BRYAN CHACON
MEMBERS
NEAR FUTURE

2. NEAR FUTURE
To form the future with "going to" need to
use the simple present of the verb "to be"
(be, be) followed by "going to" and then
another verb.

3. Structure:
Subject + Verb + infinitive to be going
to + verb + complement this
He is going to study English at university
.
We are going to go to the theatre next month.
I am going to study for my exams.
I am going to buy a new computer.
EXAMPLES
POSITIVE

4. NEGATIVE
He is not going to study English at university.
We are not going to go theatre next month.
I am not going to study for my exams.
I am not going to buy a new computer.
Structure:
Subject + Verb to be + not + infinitive going to +
verb + complement this
EXAMPLES

5. CUESTIONS
Structure:
Infinitive verb to be + Subject + going to + verb + complement
this
Is he going to study English at university?.
Are we going to go theatre next month?.
Am I going to study for my exams?.
Am I going to buy a new computer?.
EXAMPLES