1. Our field trip GOING TO (FUTURE)

3. El tiempo Future (going to) responde a la pregunta: What is going to happen? = ¿Qué va a pasar? O What is going to be happening? = ¿Qué va a estar pasando?. She is going to read a book.

4. Se forma: Sujeto + am/is/are + going to + verbo en presente +complemento (pronoun) ( verb to be) (future) (action) (complement) ex. name or they The students are going to get on the bus. (pronoun or name) Verb to be Future Verb (action) Complement The students are going to get on the bus at a quarter past nine.

5. Singular affirmative (  ) statement Sujeto + am/is + going to + verbo en presente + complemento (pronoun) ( verb to be) (future) (action) (complement) ex. name or she She is going to take photos. (pronoun)  Verb to be Future Verb (action) Complement She is going to take photos 

6. Singular negative (  ) statement Sujeto + am not/isn’t/aren’t + going to + verbo en presente + complemento (pronoun) ( verb to be) (future) (action) (complement) ex. he He isn’t going to swim with the dolphins. (pronoun or name)  Verb to be Future Verb (action) Complement He isn’t going to swim with the dolphins. 

7. Plural affirmative (  ) statement Sujeto + are + going to + verbo en presente + complemento (pronoun) ( verb to be) (future) (action) (complement) ex. name or they They are going to have fun. (pronoun)  Verb to be Future Verb (action) Complement They are going to have fun 

8. Plural negative (  ) statement Sujeto + aren’t + going to + verbo en presente + complemento (pronoun) ( verb to be) (future) (action) (complement) ex. We We aren’t going to eat hot dogs. (pronoun or name)  Verb to be Future Verb (action) Complement They aren’t going to eat hot dogs. 