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    No Are Not/aren T: She Isn T Going To Take The Taxi

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    The document discusses the use of "going to" and "will" to express future actions in English. It provides examples of positive and interrogative sentence structures using both "going to" and "will" with different subjects. Some key differences are noted - "going to" is used to express intentions or plans with some certainty, while "will" implies something that is probable but with less certainty. Examples are given for common uses of each structure.

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    FUTURO GOING TO…

    Proximo a suceder --------------------------- going to

    -------------------------------------------- Will

    To be present: I am

    You are

    We are

    They are

    He is

    She is

    It is

    Estructura en oraciones positivas: To be present + going to + verb + complement

    Ejm.

    Tu vas a trabajar esta noche.


     You are going to work tonight.
    Tu no vas a trabajar esta noche.
     You are not/aren´t going to work tonight.
    ¿Vas a trabajar esta noche?
     Are you going to work tonight? -----Yes, I am or No, I am not.

    Ejm.

     Ella va a tomar el taxi.


    She is going to take the taxi.
    She isn´t going to take the taxi.
    Is She going to take the taxi?.
    Practice
    1. Nosotros vamos a estudiar inglés hoy.
    We are going to study English today.
    2. Jorge no va a jugar futbol mañana.
    Jorge isn´t going to play soccer tomorrow.
    3. Yo voy a descansar este fin de semana.
    I am going to rest this weekend.
    4. ¿Martha va al supermercado más tarde?
    Is Martha going to the supermarket later?
    FUTURO “ WILL”

    Proximo a suceder  going to /voy a….

     will (algo que probablemente hare, no tiene mucha certeza)

    Pronouns:

    I, You, He, She, It, We, They

    Estructura:

    Oraciones positivas: Pronoun + will + verb + complement

    Ejm:

     Yo nadaré en el rio.

    I will swim in the river / I’ll swim in the river

     Yo no nadaré en el río.

    I will not swim in the river / I won´t swim in the river.

    Oraciones interrogativas:

     Nadaré en el río?

    Will I swim in the river? (cambia el orden)

    Respuesta corta: - Yes, I will


    No, I won´t

    PRACTICE

    1. Ellos comerán pescado en la playa.


    They will eat fish at the beach.
    2. Juan no bailará Salsa con Luisa.
    Juan won´t dance salsa with Luisa.
    3. ¿Irás a la playa en diciembre?
    Will you go to the beach in December.
    4. Nosotros estudiaremos ingles todos los días.
    We will study English every day.

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