FUTURE WITH GOING TO -1 ANO

 

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O going to é uma expressão utilizada no inglês para falar de planos e intenções futuras.

Ele é usado quando a pessoa já decidiu o que vai fazer. Ou seja, quando uma ação já está planejada e irá acontecer num futuro próximo.

Confira abaixo as regras de formação do going to:

Afirmativa (Affirmative Form): sujeito + verbo to be + going to + infinitivo do verbo principal sem “to”.

Exemplo: I am going to work. (Eu irei trabalhar)

Negativa (Negative Form): sujeito + verbo to be + not + going to + infinitivo do verbo principal sem “to”.

Exemplo: I am not going to work. (Eu não irei trabalhar)

Interrogativa (Interrrogative Form): verbo to be + sujeito + going to + infinitivo do verbo principal sem “to”

Exemplo: Am I going to work? (Eu irei trabalhar?)

Affirmative	Negative	Interrogative
I am going to	I am not going to	Am I going to?
You are going to	You are not going to	Are you going to?
He is going to	He is not going to	Is he going to?
She is going to	She is not going to	Is she going to?
It is going to	It is not going to	Is it going to?
We are going to	We are not going to	Are we going to?
You are going to	You are not going to	Are you going to?
They are going to	They are not going to	Are they going to?

Obs: é comum os usos das contrações nas frases afirmativas e negativas:

Affirmative Form	Negative Form
I am – I’m	I’m not
You are – You’re	You aren’t
He is – He’s	He isn’t
She is – She’s	She isn’t
It is – It’s	It isn’t
We are – We’re	You aren’t
You are – You’re	We aren’t
They are – They’re	They aren’t