FUTURO IDIOMÁTICO

GOING TO AFFIRMATIVE

El futuro idiomático se forma con el verbo auxiliar “TO BE” conjugando (am, is, are) mas la forma “going to” que en español corresponde a “ voy a ” mas un verbo en infinitivo, mas el posible complemento de la oración.

Subject + to be + going to + infinitive + complemento

Subject to be

going to

infinitive complemento

I AmGoing

to

study In the school

He / She / It Is study In the school

We / You / They Are study In the school

Contractions going to

infinitive complemento

I’mGoing

to

study In the school

He’s / She’s / It’s study In the school

We’re / You’re / They’re study In the school

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

Modelo estructural

I. No pone el verbo “to be”. Ejemplo: I going to work. I am going to work.

II. No usar el “going” + el “to”.Ejemplo: My father is going have a shower. My father is going to have a

shower.

Típicos errores con “going to”: