The document explains the use of 'going to' for discussing future plans, providing examples for affirmative, negative, and interrogative sentences. It emphasizes the correct structure involving 'am, is, or are' followed by 'going to' and the infinitive form of the verb. Additionally, it gives examples of how to form negative sentences and questions using this construction.

1. Going to
TEACHER: PAOLA VELEZ ALIAGA

2. We can use going to to talk about
our future plans.
I'm going to be a teacher
when I'm older.
He's not going to play
football anymore.
Are you going to buy a new
T-shirt?

3. Use am, is or are with going to and the
infinitive.
I'm going to write my
homework tonight.
They're going to watch a
film this weekend.

4. For negatives, use not after am, is or are.
I'm not going to read that
book.
He's not going to ride a
bike. He isn't going to ride
a bike.
They're not going to visit
us. They aren't going to
visit us.

5. For questions, change the order of am, is
or are and the person.
 Are you going to buy a new T-shirt?
Yes, I am.
 Is she going to have pizza for
dinner? No, she isn't.
 What are we going to do tonight?