
Idiomatic future: Going To
USE TO BE GOING TO
This periphrasis refers to the use of tense: idiomatic FUTURE.Corresponding to the idiomatic way of expressing actions that will occur in the near future.This tense is used:
1.-When referring to the future, probable and inevitable.
2.-To highlight an action in the future and when you have already taken the decision to do something in particular.
The future idiomatic formed with the auxiliary verb "to be" combining (am, is, are) more
how "going to" in Spanish maps to "will" a verb more simply, but he may complement sentence. Structural model:
I am going to study -voy a estudiar
You are going to study -vas a estudiar
He
She is going to study -va a estudiar
It
We are going to study -vamos a estudiar
You are going to study -van a estudiar
They are going to study -van a estudiar
How "going to" expresses the subject's intention to run some future action.
Intend to use this kind of sentences is always deliberate and usually also gives the idea that some preparation for action has already been made.
This time is divided into three grammatical modes according as shown:
ESTRUCTURA GRAMATICAL DEL FUTURO IDIOMÁTICO
FORMA AFIRMATIVA
PRONOMBRE / NOMBRE / SUSTANTIVO + PRESENTE TO BE + GOING TO + VERBO PRESENTE + COMPLEMENTO
EJEMPLO :
I am going to teach english language in bachelor´s college
Voy a enseñar el idioma inglés en el colegio de bachilleres
FORMA NEGATIVA
PRONOMBRE / NOMBRE / SUSTANTIVO + PRESENTE TO BE + NOT + GOING TO + VERBO PRESENTE + COMPLEMENTO
EJEMPLO:
I´m not going to teach english in bachelor´s college
No voy a enseñar ingles en el colegio de bachilleres
FORMA INTERROGATIVA
PRESENTE ( TO BE ) + PRONOMBRE / NOMBRE / SUSTANTIVO + GOING TO + VERBO PRESENTE + COMPLEMENTO + ?
EJEMPLO:
Am i going teach english in bachelor´s college ?
¿ voy a dar clases en el colegio de bachilleres ?
¿ voy a enseñar inglés en el colegio de bachilleres ?