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This Is a funny game, you have to decide If the sentence Is correct or false, the topic Is idiomatic Future, you can do it

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This Is a funny game, you have to decide If the sentence Is correct or false, the topic Is idiomatic Future, you can do it

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“Be going to” is used for plans decided before speaking.

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The structure of the idiomatic future is: Subject + will + verb.

3

“I am going to study tonight” is a correct sentence.

4

In negative sentences, we use: am/is/are + not + going to + base verb.

5

“She going to travel tomorrow” is grammatically correct.

6

“Going to” can be used to express intentions.

7

“Are they going to play soccer?” is a correct question form.

8

We use “going to” for decisions made at the moment of speaking.

9

Time expressions like “tomorrow” or “next week” are commonly used with “going to”.

10

“I am going to studied English” is a correct sentence.

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“Going to” is formed with the verb to be + going to + base verb.

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“I going to study English” is a correct sentence.

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