The document outlines the structure of the "be going to" construction in English to express future events or plans. It provides the affirmative, negative, and interrogative forms of "be going to" followed by an infinitive verb for the first, second, and third person singular and plural in both simple present and contracted forms. Examples are given for the phrases "I am going to study", "you are not going to study", and "are they going to study?".

1. Be going to + infinitive
BE GOING TO
Affirmative
I am going to study
You are going to study
He/ she/ it is going to study
I’m going to study
You’re going to study
He’s/ she’s/ it’s going to study
We are going to study
You are going to study
They are going to study
We’re going to study
You’re going to study
They’re going to study
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2. Be going to + infinitive
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BE GOING TO
Negative
I am not going to study
You are not going to study
He, she, it is not going to study
I’m not going to study
You aren’t going to study
He, she, it isn’t going to study
We are not going to study
You are not going to study
They are not going to study
We aren’t going to study
You aren’t going to study
They aren’t going to study

3. Be going to + infinitive
BE GOING TO
Interrrogative
Am I going to study?
Are you going to study?
Is he, she, it going to study?
Yes, I am
Yes, you are
Yes, he/ she/ it is
No, I’m not
No, you aren’t
No, he/ she/ it isn’t
Are we going to study?
Are you going to study?
Are they going to study?
Yes, we are
Yes, you are
Yes, they are
No, we aren’t
No, you aren’t
No, they aren’t
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