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Quiz rápido sobre uso de 'going to'.

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Quiz rápido sobre uso de 'going to'.

by Hernández Cordero Omar Sauli
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"The interrogative form is always formed by inverting the subject and 'going'."

2

"Going to is only used for planned actions in the immediate future, never for predictions."

3

"It is not possible to use 'going to' in negative sentences."

4

"The main verb is always in gerund after 'going to'."

5

" 'Going to' can be used to make predictions based on present evidence."

6

"After 'going to', there is always a verb in the past tense."

7

"In affirmative sentences, it is formed with 'be going to' + base verb (example: 'I am going to eat')."

8

"Common contractions are 'I'm going to', 'You're going to', 'He's going to'."

9

"The negative form is constructed with 'am/are/is not going to' + base verb."

10

" 'Going to' is used to talk about future plans that are already decided."

11

"In negative sentences, 'not' is placed after 'going to' without conjugating the verb 'to be'."

12

"'Going to' can be used for predictions based on present signs."

13

Going to' is used for future plans in English."

14

After 'going to', there is always a verb in gerund."

15

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16

"In questions, the verb 'to be' is inverted: 'Are you going to attend the meeting?'"

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"Example: 'She is going to travel next month' means 'Ella va a viajar el mes que viene'."

18

"The English contraction of 'going to' is 'gonna' only in formal writing."

19

"To form questions, 'do/does' is used instead of 'am/is/are'."

20

Going to' is only used for decisions made at the moment."

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