Be Going to – Planos e Previsões em Inglês

Be going to – Exercícios

Estes exercícios focam em Be going to

O que significa Be Going To?

A expressão “be going to” é usada para expressar duas coisas:

• Planos: coisas que você já decidiu fazer.

Example: I am going to study English tonight.

• Previsões: coisas que você acha que vão acontecer com base em evidências.

Example: Look at those clouds! It’s going to rain.

Estrutura de Be Going To

Para usar “be going to”, siga esta fórmula:

Examples:

• I am going to visit my grandparents.

• She is going to cook dinner tonight.

• They are going to play soccer after school.

Usando Be Going To para planos

Quando você já decidiu fazer algo, use “be going to”.

Examples:

• Positive:
  I am going to buy a new phone next week.
  (You decided this earlier.)

• Negative:
  He isn’t going to attend the party.
  (He already decided not to go.)

• Question:
  Are you going to take the exam tomorrow?
  (You’re asking about their plan.)

Usando Be Going To para previsões

Quando você vê evidências ou tem certeza sobre o futuro, use “be going to”.

Examples:

• Positive:
  It is going to snow tonight.
  (You see dark clouds and feel the cold weather.)

• Negative:
  We aren’t going to win this game.
  (You can tell because the team isn’t playing well.)

• Question:
  Is it going to rain later?
  (You’re asking based on the weather.)

Erros comuns com Be Going To

1. Esquecer o verbo “be” (am/is/are):

• Incorrect: I going to call my mom.

• Correct: I am going to call my mom.

2. Usar a forma errada do verbo principal:

• Incorrect: She is going to playing basketball.

• Correct: She is going to play basketball.

3. Confundir “be going to” com “will”:

• Incorrect: I will going to travel.

• Correct: I am going to travel.

4. Colocar “going to” na posição errada:

• Incorrect: He is going play to football.

• Correct: He is going to play football.

Comparando Be Going To e Will

Uso cotidiano de Be Going To

Aqui estão exemplos de “be going to” no dia a dia:

At work: We are going to have a meeting at 3 PM.
At school: I’m going to finish my homework tonight.
At home: They are going to decorate the house for Christmas.