This document discusses the structure and uses of the future tense in English. It explains the affirmative, negative, and question forms using "be going to" and provides examples of how it is used to talk about spontaneous decisions, requests for help, offers of help, predictions based on little evidence, and promises or threats.

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2. afirmative- sujeto + verbo tobe + goingto + goingto + verbo infintivo negative- sujeto + negativo del verbo tobe + goingto + verbo infinitivo question- verbo tobe + goingto + verbo infinitivo Structure

3. Afirmative

4. Negative

5. Question

6. Answers

7. Pablo: "What are you doing this evening?“ Mario: "Oh . . ., I don't know. I think I'll probably go to the theatre."Pablo: "Can I come?" Para hablar sobre decisiones que hacemos espontáneamente en el momento de hablar.

8. "Will you help me?" "Will you read this?" "Will you open the door?" Para pedir ayuda

9. "I'll help you." "I'll open the door." "I'll carry those for you." Para ofrecer ayuda

10. "I thinkit'llprobably rain thisevening so bringyourumbrella." "I thinktheprice of gasolinewillprobablygo up so buy a more fuel-efficient car." Para hablar sobre predicciones basadas en poca evidencia.

11. "I'llpayyou back the 5 euros I oweyoutomorrow." "I'llhit you." Para prometer ó amenazar.