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Megan: I’m in big trouble.

Klay: What’s wrong?

Megan: I forgot to prepare a report that my manager asked me to do.

Klay: When is it due?

Megan: First thing tomorrow.

Klay: What are you going to do?

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Procesos

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Some adjectives have two forms. For example, “bored” and “boring”. These are called participial adjectives.

A participle is a word that can act as a verb or an adjective. In this lesson, we are mainly looking at when these words are used as adjectives.

Past participles end in “-ed” and present participles end in “-ing”

https://convoenglish.co/adjectives-participial-adjectives/

Recursos

Evaluación

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This kind of question is always used to ask about the future. They have the same meaning as questions with “will”.

• Will you go? = Are you going to go?
• Will it rain today? = Is it going to rain today?

If the question begins with a “be verb” (am/is/are), then it is a yes/no question. So, the answer will either be yes or no.

A) Are you going to play soccer today?
B) Yes, I am going to play soccer.

A) Is it going to snow today?
B) No, it isn’t.

Be verb + subject + going + infinitive…?

• Is she going to visit her family on Christmas?
• Are you going to come to the party?
• Is Mark going to tell his girlfriend the truth?
• Is the company going to fire some employees?
• Are we going to finish before 9 p.m.?
• Are they going to break up?

It is also possible to use an adjective, noun, or prepositional phrase after “going to”. We just need to use the verb “to be”.

Be verb + subject + going to be…?

• Is it going to be cold tomorrow?
• Are they going to be ready soon?
• Is he going to be a lawyer?
• Are Tony and Sally going to be okay?
• Am I going to be fired?

Use the same pattern for the passive voice.

• Is the company going to be sold?
• Are the old computers going to be fixed?
• Is the dog going to be fed?

Notas

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This kind of question is always used to ask about the future. They have the same meaning as questions with “will”.

• Will you go? = Are you going to go?
• Will it rain today? = Is it going to rain today?

If the question begins with a “be verb” (am/is/are), then it is a yes/no question. So, the answer will either be yes or no.

A) Are you going to play soccer today?
B) Yes, I am going to play soccer.

A) Is it going to snow today?
B) No, it isn’t.

Be verb + subject + going + infinitive…?

• Is she going to visit her family on Christmas?
• Are you going to come to the party?
• Is Mark going to tell his girlfriend the truth?
• Is the company going to fire some employees?
• Are we going to finish before 9 p.m.?
• Are they going to break up?

It is also possible to use an adjective, noun, or prepositional phrase after “going to”. We just need to use the verb “to be”.

Be verb + subject + going to be…?

• Is it going to be cold tomorrow?
• Are they going to be ready soon?
• Is he going to be a lawyer?
• Are Tony and Sally going to be okay?
• Am I going to be fired?

Use the same pattern for the passive voice.

• Is the company going to be sold?
• Are the old computers going to be fixed?
• Is the dog going to be fed?

Creditos

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