The document discusses the use of "going to" to talk about future intentions in English. It provides details on how to form sentences using "going to" in the past, affirmative, negative, and interrogative. Specifically, it states that "going to" is formed with the past form of "to be" followed by "going to" and the main verb. It also provides examples of forming sentences in the past tense with "going to" using subjects like "they" and verbs like "to dance."
The document discusses the use of "going to" to talk about future intentions in English. It provides details on how to form sentences using "going to" in the past, affirmative, negative, and interrogative. Specifically, it states that "going to" is formed with the past form of "to be" followed by "going to" and the main verb. It also provides examples of forming sentences in the past tense with "going to" using subjects like "they" and verbs like "to dance."
The document discusses the use of "going to" to talk about future intentions in English. It provides details on how to form sentences using "going to" in the past, affirmative, negative, and interrogative. Specifically, it states that "going to" is formed with the past form of "to be" followed by "going to" and the main verb. It also provides examples of forming sentences in the past tense with "going to" using subjects like "they" and verbs like "to dance."
The document discusses the use of "going to" to talk about future intentions in English. It provides details on how to form sentences using "going to" in the past, affirmative, negative, and interrogative. Specifically, it states that "going to" is formed with the past form of "to be" followed by "going to" and the main verb. It also provides examples of forming sentences in the past tense with "going to" using subjects like "they" and verbs like "to dance."
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"going to"
El "going to" se utiliza para hablar sobre intenciones en el futuro. Es solamente una de las posibles estructuras que hay en inglés para hablar en futuro.
"Going to" The "going to" is used to talk about intentions in the future. It is only one of the possible structures that exist in English speaking future.
PASADO CON “GOING TO”
FORMACION
Se forma con el verbo 'to be' en pasado, seguido de 'going to' y luego el verbo principal. FORMATION
It is formed with the verb 'to be' in the past, followed by ' going to' and then the main verb. AFIRMATIVA: Para formar la afirmativa ponemos la forma correspondiente del verbo 'to be' acompañado de 'going to' y un verbo. AFFIRMATIVE: To form the affirmative put the corresponding form of the verb 'to be' accompanied by ' going to' and a verb. SUJETO + WAS/WERE + GOING TO + VERBO + RESTO DE FRASE.
Ellas iban a bailar en una fiesta.
They were going to dance in a party.
NEGATIVA: Para formar la negativa negamos el verbo 'to be''.
NEGATIVE: To form the negative deny the verb 'to be' ‘.
SUJETO + WASN'T/WEREN'T + GOING TO + VERBO + RESTO DE FRASE.
Ellas no iban a bailar en una fiesta.
They weren't going to dance in a party.
INTERROGATIVA: Para formar la interrogativa tenemos que invertir el verbo 'to be' y el sujeto.
INTERROGATIVE: To form the interrogative we must invest the verb 'to be' and the subject. WAS/WERE + SUJETO + GOING TO + VERBO + RESTO DE FRASE?
¿Iban ellas a bailar en una fiesta?
Were they going to dance in a party?
FUTURO CON “GOING TO”
FORMATION
When we use “going to” in a prayer to refer to the future, the construction consists of three elements: the verb “to be " brought together in conformity with the subject + "going" + the infinitive of the principal verb.
FORMACIÓN
Cuando empleamos "going to" en una oración para referirnos al futuro, la construcción se compone de tres elementos: el verbo "to be" conjugado conforme al sujeto + "going" + el infinitivo del verbo principal.
Sujeto + to be (conjugado) + going + infinitivo
She Is going to leave.
I Am going to stay.
Afirmativa
He Is going to jog.
Negativa
He is not going to jog.
Interrogativa
Is He going to jog? Sujeto + to be (conjugado) + going + infinitivo
Ella va a marcharse. Voy a quedarme.
Afirmativa
Él va a correr
Negativa
Él no va a correr
Interrogativa
¿Se va a correr?
PRESENTE CON” GOING TO”
Uso del presente simple
* Se utiliza el presente simple para hablar de actividades que se realizan regularmente y para hablar de rutinas (diarias, semanales, anuales, etc.). NO SE UTILIZA para hablar de actividades que está sucediendo en el momento de hablar. * Con he, she, it (la tercera persona singular) en afirmativo, se añade –s o –es al verbo, según las reglas siguientes.
Using the simple present tense
* Use the present simple to talk about activities that are regularly performed and talk about routines (daily, weekly, yearly, etc.). NOT USED to discuss activities that is happening in the de hablar time. * With he, she, it (the third person singular) in the affirmative, -s or - is added to the verb, according to the following rules.
Affirmative I get up at eight o´clock Afirmativo Yo me levanto a las ocho Negative I do not (don´t) get up at eight o´clock Negativo Ni (NO TE) levanto a las ocho Interrogative (yes/no questions) Do I like fish? Interrogativo (sí / no) ¿Me gusta el pescado?
