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TermsEnglish (UK) · Future
Going to Future
The Going to Future is used to express plans or intentions to do something in the future. It is also used to describe predictions or actions that are expected to happen based on current evidence or circumstances.
The Going to Future is formed using the following structure:
- Subject + am/is/are + going to + base form of the verb.
Basic structure of Going to Future:
- Affirmative: Subject + am/is/are + going to + base verb → I am going to eat, They are going to work.
- Negative: Subject + am/is/are + not + going to + base verb → I am not going to eat, They are not going to work.
- Question: Am/Is/Are + subject + going to + base verb? → Are you going to eat? Is she going to work?
The Going to Future is used to express a future plan or intention, or to make a prediction based on current evidence.
Try it yourself
I (to go) home afterwards.Show answer
I am going to go home afterwards.
I (to be) late.Show answer
I am going to be late.
Look! My toy (to fall) apart soon.Show answer
Look! My toy is going to fall apart soon.
My sister (to cook) in an hour.Show answer
My sister is going to cook in an hour.
My dad (to pick) me up tonight.Show answer
My dad is going to pick me up tonight.
My dad (to not pick) me up tonight.Show answer
My dad isn't going to pick me up tonight.
Paul (to fly) to the USA in 2 weeks.Show answer
Paul is going to fly to the USA in 2 weeks.
Maria and Paul (to eat) at home.Show answer
Maria and Paul are going to eat at home.
LENGO (to help) you to learn English.Show answer
LENGO is going to help you to learn English.
Jake (to learn) English because of LENGO.Show answer
Jake is going to learn English because of LENGO.