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The "will" it's used to express future actions that are not planned, but rather decisions made at the moment, or to express uncertainty, promises, offers, requests and some predictions.

This indication is usually expressed through the use of will with certain words or expressions such as:

Maybe;

I think;

Probably;

I'm not sure;

I guess;

I don't know;

I hope;

I expect, etc.

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Affirmative form

Structure: Subject + Will + main verb in the infinitive without the -to + complement

Exemples: "I will go to school tomorrow"

"They will study for the exam tonight"

Negative form

Structure: Subject + Will + not + main verb in the infinitive without the -to + complement

Exemples: "She won't work tomorrow"

"I will not read this book tonight"

Interrogativa form

Structure: Will + Subject + main verb in the infinitive without the -to + complement ?

Exemples: "Will you go to the party?"

"Will it rain tomorrow?"

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"Be going to" is a grammatical structure that is used to talk about something planned in the future.

talk about an action that is already planned and will happen in the near future, and are based on evidence, the future tense with "going to" is used.

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Affirmative: Sujeito + verbo to be (is/am/are) + going to +
infinitive of the main verb without “to”

Examples:

I am going to have an exam tomorrow

Bob and I are going to be on vaction in July

Negative: Sujeito + verbo to be (is/am/are) + not + going to +
infinitive of the main verb without “to”

Sally is not going to move to another city next year

Ben and Jennifer are not going to get married

Interrogative: Verbo to be (am/is/are) + sujeito + going to +
infinitive of the main verb without “to”

Are the children going to visit their grandmother this weekend?

Are you going to study tonight?

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Perguntas com gabarito sobre Be going to

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Perguntas com gabarito sobre Be going to

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https://www.todamateria.com.br/exercicios-com-going-to/

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Names: Beatriz Cecília, Cecília Mingote, Laura Morais, Luíza Metz, Ana Beatriz and Larissa Aparecida

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Names: Beatriz Cecília, Cecília Mingote, Laura Morais, Luíza Metz, Ana Beatriz and Larissa Aparecida