Respuesta:
GOING TO
Se utiliza para acciones que van a ocurrir pronto o para decir algún plan.
1. Sujeto + (am, is, are) Verbo BE + GOING TO + Verbo en INFINITIVO + Complemento
Ejemplo:
- He is going to play football tonight.
- You are going to work tomorrow.
2. Sujeto + (am, is, are) Verbo BE + Not GOING TO + Verbo en INFINITIVO + Complemento
Ejemplo:
- He is not going to play football tonight.
- You´re not going to work tomorrow.
3. (am, is, are) Verbo BE + Sujeto + GOING TO + Verbo en INFINITIVO + Signo de interrogacíon
Ejemplo:
- Is he going to play football tonight?
- Are you going to work tomorrow?
PRESENTE CONTINUO
El presente continuo se utiliza para señalar una acción que se está desarrollando en el momento. Su estructura es la siguiente:
1. Sujeto + (am, is, are) Verbo BE + Verbo con –ING + Complemento
Ejemplo:
- They are swimming in the pool now.
- She is studying at the moment.
2. Sujeto + (am, is, are) Verbo BE + Not + Verbo con –ING + Complemento
Ejemplo:
- They aren´t swimming in the pool now.
- She´s not studying at the moment.
3. (am, is, are) Verbo BE + Sujeto + Verbo con –ING + Signo de interrogacíon
Ejemplo:
- Are they swimming in the pool now?
- Is she studying at the moment?
