The document discusses the use of the phrase "going to" to talk about future plans and intentions. It indicates an intention to carry out an action and refers to a near future time. The document then explains the structure, conjugation and use of "going to" in affirmative, negative and interrogative sentences. It provides examples of questions using interrogative words like what, where, when, how, why and how many with the phrase "going to".

1. “Going to” future
SE EMPLEA PARA HABLAR SOBRE PLANES
FUTUROS
INDICA INTENCIÓN DE REALIZAR LA
ACCIÓN
HACE REFERENCIA A UN TIEMPO FUTURO
PRÓXIMO

2. Estructura

Afirmativa

Sujeto + verbo to be + GOING TO+ infinitivo
I
am going to read a
book

3. Negativa
 Sujeto
+ forma negativa de To be
+ GOING TO + infinitivo
 Ejemplo:
I
am not going to clean
my bedroom

4. Interrogativa

Verbo To be + sujeto+ GOING TO+ infinitivo:

Ejemplo:
Are
you going to study
Medicine?

5. Conjugación: forma afirmativa
I am going to read
You are going to read
He is going to read
She is going to read
It is going to read
We are going to read
You are going to read
They are going to read

6. Conjugación: forma interrogativa
Am I going to read?
Are you going to read?
He is going to read?
Is she going to read?
Is it going to read?
Are we going to read?
Are you going to read?
Are they going to read?

7. Conjugación: forma negativa
I am not going to read
You are not going to read
He is not going to read
She is not going to read
It is not going to read
We are not going to read
You are not going to read
They are not going to read

8. Palabras interrogativas + going
to

What are you going to study? Medicine

Where are you going to study? At the University.

When are you going to study? Next year.

How are you going to go to University? By bus.

Why are you going to study Medicine? Because I like it.

How many books are you going to buy? One book