The document discusses how to say "going to" in Spanish. It states that the formula is "Ir + a + infinitive", where "Ir" is the conjugated form of the verb "to go", followed by "a", followed by the infinitive form of the verb. It provides examples like "I'm going to read" as "Voy a leer". It then provides a quiz with sentences to translate using this formula, such as "Mr. Fahim is going to be there" as "Sr. Fahim va a estar allí".

1. “ Ir + a + infinitive” How to say “ going to _____ en español!

2. Ir + a + infinitive The formula for saying “going to do something” is the Formula above - the verb “ ir ” (conjugated) followed by “ a ”, then followed by the infinitive . For example: I’m going to read. Voy a leer. We’re going to study. Vamos a estudiar. He’s going to go. Él va a ir.

3. Quiz Yourself! How would you say the following? After you try to translate them yourselves, click the spacebar to see each of the correct translations fade in. Mr. Fahim is going to be there. Mr. Hill is going to call. We’re not going to see them. You’re not going to ask? They aren’t going to look for. Sr. Fahim va a estar allí. Sr. Hill va a llamar. Nosotros no vamos a verlos. Tú no vas a preguntar? Ellos no van a buscar.

4. El Fin Ahora, practiquen Uds. más en clase.