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Future (going to)

Clare: I'm going to go to Bolivia this year for a voluntary project in August for two and a bit months.

I'm going to build extra rooms onto a community church and paint and decorate them with a team of eight people.

And we're also going to teach English to the children over there and work with the youth groups within the church.

Clare hovořila o svých plánech do budoucna a použila slovesný tvar: I'm going to go, I'm going to build, we're going to teach.

Když mluvíme o svých záměrech a plánech do budoucna, užíváme tvar přítomného času průběhového od slovesa go (I'm going, you're going, he's going) a přidáme k tomu infinitiv činného slovesa: I'm going to build - postavím.

A pokud by náhodou tím základním slovesem bylo samotné go, pravidlo se nemění: I’m going to go.

Zápor vypadá takto: I'm not going to go. V otázce se změní slovosled: Am I going to go?

Abigail: Right now I'm just going to go and have a cup of tea and relax.

Clare: This weekend I'm going to go to a barbecue round a friend’s house on Sunday to have lots of food.

Marc: Right now I’m going to catch a train.

Michelle: I'm going to go shopping with my mum.

Fats Waller: I'm gonna sit right down and write myself a letter / And make believe it came from you / I’m gonna write words oh so sweet / They're gonna knock me off my feet / A lot of kisses on the bottom / I'll be glad I got 'em.