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Contents → To Be Going to + Infinitive
We often use the present form am/are/is/ going to + infinitive to talk about the future.
Meanings:
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Grammar
To Be Going to + Infinitive
Contents → To Be Going to + Infinitive
To Be Going To + Infinitive form for a future action
| I am He is She is It is We are You are They are | going to do something. |
We often use the present form am/are/is/ going to + infinitive to talk about the future.
- What are you going to do on Sunday?
- It is going to snow.
Meanings:
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- Future Perfect How To Use
Contents → Grammar in Dialogues → How to Use Past Perfect Read and understand the following explanations on usage of Future Perfect tense and then examine illustrative examples from Classics. 1. The Future Perfect expresses an action accomplished...
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Contents → Grammar in Dialogues → Using Future Indefinite This page shows different ways of using the Future Indefinite Tense (or Simple Future) through dialogues from English literature. The Future Indefinite expresses an action that will take place...
- Infinitive Complex Subject
Complex Subject Noun/Pronoun + Predicate + InfinitiveThe combination of a noun in the common case (or a pronoun in the nominative case) and an infinitive forms a complex subject (1). The predicate which is usually expressed by a verb in the passive voice ...
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The Forms of the Infinitive Active Passive Indefinite to teach to be taught Continuous to be teaching to be being taughtPerfectto have taught to have been taught Perfect Continuousto have been teaching --- The Indefinite Infinitive expresses...
- Modal Verbs: Must
The Forms, Meanings and Use of the Modal Verb MUST.Must is a modal auxiliary verb. 'Must' has no infinitive or participles. It has only one tense form in the present. Like other modal verbs, 'must' has no –s on the third person singular...