FUTURE GOING TO

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What is the structure for asking a question using 'going to'?

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The structure is: 'Are + subject + going to + base form of the verb?' For example, 'Are you going to bake a cake?'

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How do you express a future intention using 'going to'?

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Use the structure: 'Subject + is/am/are + going to + base form of the verb.' For example, 'I am going to study.'

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What is the correct form for 'they' in the future tense using 'going to'?

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The correct form is: 'They are going to...'. For example, 'They are going to travel.'

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How do you negate a sentence using 'going to'?

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Use the structure: 'Subject + is/am/are + not + going to + base form of the verb.' For example, 'He is not going to play.'

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What is the correct question form for 'we are going to meet you'?

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The correct question form is: 'Are we going to meet you?'.

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How do you respond negatively to a question about future plans?

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You can respond with: 'No, [subject] isn't.' For example, 'No, he isn't going to travel.'

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What is the difference between 'going to' and 'will' for future intentions?

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'Going to' is used for planned actions, while 'will' is used for spontaneous decisions. For example, 'I am going to visit my friend' vs. 'I will help you with that.'

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What is the correct form for 'Mike' in the future tense using 'going to'?

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The correct form is: 'Mike is going to be an architect.'

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How do you ask about future plans using 'going to'?

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You can ask: 'Are you going to...?' For example, 'Are you going to the party?'

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What is the correct response to 'Is he going to travel to India next year?' if the answer is no?

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The correct response is: 'No, he isn't.'