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| Hey, I'm Andy, and I teach English.
 
| Hey, I'm Andy, and I teach English.
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| For today's lesson, we are going to learn
 
| For today's lesson, we are going to learn
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| another future form.
 
| another future form.
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| My wife and I are going to start a business.
 
| My wife and I are going to start a business.
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| She is going to manage it,
 
| She is going to manage it,
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| and I am going to help.
 
| and I am going to help.
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| Next week, I'm going to meet with some investors.
 
| Next week, I'm going to meet with some investors.
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| If all goes well, we are going to see some changes.
 
| If all goes well, we are going to see some changes.
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| So, why use "going to"?
 
| So, why use "going to"?
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| One reason is to talk about pre-made plans.
 
| One reason is to talk about pre-made plans.
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| And how do you use "going to"?
 
| And how do you use "going to"?
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| Write a subject, plus a form of "to be," plus "going to" plus a verb.
 
| Write a subject, plus a form of "to be," plus "going to" plus a verb.
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| For example, they are going to come later.
 
| For example, they are going to come later.
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| All right, your turn.
 
| All right, your turn.
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| Put the words in order. Click pause.
 
| Put the words in order. Click pause.
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| What are you going to do next week?
 
| What are you going to do next week?
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| Next time, we will learn about the present progressive.
 
| Next time, we will learn about the present progressive.
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| This is an American English and thanks for watching.
 
| This is an American English and thanks for watching.