The document discusses the grammar structure of the phrase "going to" which is used to talk about future plans or intentions that are certain or decided. It is formed using the verb "to be" plus "going to" plus the infinitive verb. Examples are provided such as "I am going to play handball" and "We are not going to play tennis on Sunday" to illustrate how to use "going to" when referring to planned actions that will take place in the future.

1. Grammar
…… going to …going to …
Future plansFuture plans

2. Grammar
Form
Examples
Use

3. Grammar
1) planned actions in the future
2) you are certain that something
is going to happen in the future.
Use

4. Grammar
Form
Verb to be
(am, are, is)
I am going to play handball.
+
the infinitive of the verb
+
going to

5. Grammar
I'm going to visit a friend
this afternoon.

6. Grammar
Are you going to watch
tomorrow ?

7. Grammar
We are not going to play
tennis on Sunday.

8. Grammar
He is going to cook
the dinner.

9. Grammar
They're going to go to the
next week.

10. Grammar
She is going to swim
in the river.

11. Grammar
I’m going to ride horses.

12. Grammar
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