asignacion de ingles

1. Republica Bolivariana De
Venezuela
Ministerio Del Poder Popular Para
La Educación
LB Gran Mariscal de Ayacucho
Barquisimeto-Edo Lara

2. ¿What is it?
Going to in spanish refers to the
grammatical structure used in the
spanish language to express future
actions or plans. It is a construction
that indicates the intention to perform
an action at a time after the present

3.  “Go” is an intransitive verb
that can be translated as
“Ir”, and “going to” is a
phrase
 That can be translated as “
constinto a”

4.  “going to” is mainly used to talk
about our plans and intentions,
or to make predictions based
on current evidence. In
everyday speech, “going to” is
often shortened to “gonna”,
especially in American English,
although it is never written that
way.

5.  To use “going to” in a
sentence in the present
tense, the construction
is made up of three
elements:
 The verb “to be”
conjugated according to
the subject + “going” +
the infinetive of the
main verb

6.  Affirmative:
 She is going to jog
 Negative:
 She is not going to jog
 Interrogative:
 Is she going to jog ?
 Negative interrogative :
 Ins´t she going to got

7.  What is it ?
 Will is the future in inglish that allows you to express
spontaneous decisions about future actions,
predictions or future events that cannot be altered.
 Its use
 The future simple with will is used in english to
express: aspontaneous decision
 example:come on, i will help you sort the files.
 Promises and intentions
 They are conditional subordinate clauses, which
describe hypothetical situations that are likely to
occur.
 Example: I will do it tomorrow
 Indicators
 There are words that allow us to identify the
speaker´s intention to express an opinion or an
assumption.
 Example: I think,probably,perhaps
 Conjugation of “Will”
 To conjugate a verb in the simple future with will, the
verb will+ the infiniitive of the main verb in used
 Affirmative: I will walk
 Negative: I will not walk
 Interrogative: Will i walk

8.  It is most commonly used
in spoken language when
we want to refer to the
immediate future,that is,
to something that is
about to happen.
 For Example:
 I am going to visit the
museum
 I´m going to walk
 I´m going to have a bath.
 To build a sentence with
going to is used
 It is formed with to be +
going to + infinitive.
 Example:
 Affirmative: She is going
to jog
 Negative: She is not
going to jog
 Interrogative: Is she
going to jog ?
 Negative interrogative:
ins´t she going to jog.
 It is used to express a
promise, a prediction or
something you want to do
in the future.
 For Example:
 I will buy bread
 She will eat
 He will sleep
 Iwill see a movie.
 To form a sentence with
will is used.
 Auxiliary will + subject +
verb in infinitive.
 Example :
 Affirmative: I will walk
 Negative: I will not walk
 Interrogative: Will i walk
GOING TO