Going to

💡 With I, use am + going to + base verb.

💡 For example: They are going to travel.

💡 With Nadia, use is going to followed by the base verb cook.

💡 Put not after are and keep to before the base verb.

💡 The form of be agrees with the subject before going to.

💡 In a yes/no question with you, put Are before the subject.

💡 The order is wh-word + be + subject + going to + base verb.

💡 Going to with a future time expression describes an intention or plan.

💡 Use the base form of the verb after going to.

💡 With Ben, the negative form is is not/isn't going to + base verb.

💡 A positive short answer repeats the subject and the full form of be.

💡 Short answers use be, while wh-questions ask for the missing information.

💡 With I, use am not going to + base verb.

💡 A form of be is required before going to.

💡 After Why, put are before the subject you, then going to + base verb.

💡 The negative pattern is subject + be not + going to + base verb.

💡 After Where, use is + subject + going to + base verb.

💡 Be going to is used for future plans and intentions.

💡 Short answers repeat the correct form of be but not going to and the main verb.

💡 With the plural subject my cousins, use are going to + base verb.