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    CHAPTER 3

    WHAT ARE YOU GOING TO DO TODAY?


    EXPRESSION: ASKING ABOUT &
    STATING INTENTIONS
    Asking about Intentions Stating Intentions
    what are you going to do Im going to play soccer
    this afternoon?
    whats your plan after Im going to finish my
    school? biology report
    I saw you buying fertilizer. I intend to fertilize my
    Whats your intention? mango tree
    why do you collect old to make interesting news
    newspapers? collections
    we have two days off. I will be visiting a kite
    What are you plans? festival tomorrow
    SIMPLE FUTURE FORM
    BE GOING TO/ WILL

    When stating an intention, we use simple future form.


    Pattern:
    1. Be + going to + verb 1
    Affirmative : subject + to be(is/ am/ are) + going to + verb 1
    Negative : subject + to be(is/ am/ are) not + going to + verb 1
    Interrogative : to be(is/ am/ are) + subject + going to + verb
    1?
    2. Will + verb 1
    Affirmative : subject + will + verb 1
    Negative : subject + will not + verb 1
    Interrogative : will + subject + verb 1?
    USAGE:
    Be + going to + verb 1 Will + verb 1
    1) When we have already decided or we 1) For activities that we decided to do now
    intend to do activities in the future Example:
    Example: We will finish this work right away
    we are going to study together this afternoon
    2) When there are definite signs that an event 2) When we think or believe an event about to
    is going to happen happen in the future
    Example: Example:
    Please bring an umbrella. I just felt a droplet Please bring an umbrella. Its cloudy and it will
    and it is going to rain soon rain
    3) When an event is about to happen 3) To make an offer, a promise or a threat
    Example: Example:
    Watch out! The branch is going to fall I hope you will join the competition
    ADVERBS OF TIME:
    Tomorrow : besok Im going to miss
    you tonight
    Next : depan
    Next Sunday next month
    Next week next two days
    Soon : segera
    Immediately : dengan segera
    Right away : sekarang juga
    This afternoon : nanti sore
    Tonight : malam ini
    WOULD LIKE TO & WOULD RATHER
    WOULD LIKE TO + VERB 1
    when we enjoy doing what we are going to do
    WOULD RATHER + VERB 1
    when we prefer what we have planned better than what you are doing
    now, or better than several other option(s) we are considering.

    Examples:
    I would like to go on picnic this Sunday
    I would rather sleep the whole day than go out on picnic

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