Zwrot going to – określa nasze plany na przyszłość lub przewidywania: I’m going to look for a job. She’s going to stay with her friend. Look at the black clouds. It’s going to rain this afternoon. Czasownik po going to jest zawsze w podstawowej formie!!! He is going to see his dad. It is going to be a big surprise. We’re going to have a big party.
Pytania tworzymy przez inwersję: She is going to stay with her friend. Is she going to stay with her friend? How long are you going to stay? Przeczenia za pomocą czasownika to be + not: He is not going to see his dad. It isn’t going to be a big surprise. We are not going to have a big party. They aren’t going to stay long.
Popatrz jak zmienił się sens zdania. I’m going to the cinema. I’m on the bus. I’m going to the cinema tomorrow night. We meet our manager every Friday. We’re meeting him this Friday too. He’s flying to London. He’s on the plane. He’s flying to London this weekend. He’s booked the ticket.
Present Continuous opisuje zaplanowane działania w przyszłości: We’re staying at the Hyde Park Hotel. We’re doing a tour of London tomorrow. In the evening we are seeing a show. What are you doing this weekend? Nothing really. I’m staying at home. He’s meeting his boss at 11 o’colck on Friday. Popularne określenia to: tonight, tomorrow, this weekend, next Friday itp.
Które zdanie jest poprawne? I’m seeing my friends tonight. I see my friends tonight. He’s going to find a job. He’s sent lots of CVs. He’s finding a job. He’s sent lots of CVs. We’re going to have en exam next week. We’re having an exam next week.
Które zdanie jest poprawne? What are you doing this weekend? What are you going to do this weekend? Hurry up! You are being late! Hurry up! You are going to be late! We’re going to have a party next weekend. We’re having a party next weekend.