Learn to talk about your specific plans and intentions for the future. Find out when to use this construction instead of Future Simple, to emphasize that a decision was made earlier.
| Sentence type | Construction (structure) | Example |
|---|---|---|
| Claim | Subject +am / is / are+ going to + verb | I am going to visit my grandma. |
| Negation | Subject +am not / isn’t / aren’t+ going to + verb | She isn’t going to eat now. |
| Question | Am / Is / Are+ subject + going to + verb? | Are you going to come? |
| Usage | Example |
|---|---|
| 🔹 Plans and intentions (what we have already planned) | I am going to travel to Spain. |
| 🔹 Predictions (when you see signs of something) | Look at the clouds – it is going to rain. |
| 🔹 Decisions made earlier | We are going to watch a movie tonight. |
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