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I'm going to leave. |
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I'm not going to leave. |
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You're going to leave. |
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You aren't going to leave. You're not going to leave. |
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He's going to leave. |
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He's not going to leave. He isn't going to leave. |
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She's going to leave. |
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She's not going to leave. She isn't going to leave. |
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It's going to leave. |
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It's not going to leave. It isn't going to leave. |
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We're going to leave. |
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We're not going to leave. We aren't going to leave. |
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They're going to leave. |
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They're not going to leave. They aren't going to leave. |
"Be going to" is usually used when something is already planned or definite. Look at the difference between these sentences:
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When you are sure that you understand the topic, you can click on "link" below to continue.
http://web2.uvcs.uvic.ca/elc/studyzone/330/grammar/gofut1.htm
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