The document discusses the uses of "be going to" and "might" when making predictions in English. It states that "be going to" is used to express a planned or decided future action, while "might" expresses a possible but undecided future action. It provides examples of using each, such as "I'm going to travel to Otavalo" to express a decision versus "I might travel to Otavalo or Esmeraldas" to express possibility.

1. Mariela Aguilar Bonilla
Curso de Actualización de Conocimientos

2. BE GOING TO
 We use be goint to to say a future
plan is decided.
 The people decide to do these things
before they said them
 We use be going to + infinitive for
future plans

3. MIGHT
 We use might to say something in the
future is possible, but not decided.
 After might we use the infinitive.
 Might is the same for all subjects
( I, You, He, She, It, We and They)

4. EXAMPLES WITH MIGHT AND GOINT TO
 I’m goint to travel to Otavalo. (decided)
 I might travel to Otavalo or Esmeraldas.
(possible)
 We’re goint to buy in the Recreo mall.
(decided)
 We might but in the Recreo mall or
Quicentro mall.(possible)