The document discusses the use of the future tense "going to" in English. It provides examples of using "going to" in positive sentences to talk about plans for the future happening tomorrow, next month, this afternoon, next Saturday, and tonight. It also gives examples of the negative form using "not going to" and contractions like "isn't" and "aren't". Finally, it lists questions that can be asked using "going to" by changing the subject and verb to inquire about others' future plans.

1. FUTURE TENSE
“GOING TO”

2. POSITIVE
I’m
going to
visit my cousins
go to Madrid
study Science
train handball
eat pizza
tomorrow.
next month.
this afternoon.
next Saturday.
tonight.
He’s
She’s
We’re
You’re
They’re

3. NEGATIVE
I’m not
going to
visit my cousins
go to Madrid
study Science
train handball
eat pizza
tomorrow.
next month.
this afternoon.
next Saturday.
tonight.
He
She isn’t
We
You
They
aren’t

4. QUESTIONS
What
Where
Who
are
you
they
going to
do tomorrow?
visit this afternoon?
play next weekend?
meet on Sunday?is
he
she