• We use 'going to' to talk about future plans.
- I'm going to be a doctor when I'm older.
- He's not going to play basketball anymore.
- Is she going to buy a new car?
• We use the form: [am/is/are] + [going] + [verb]
- He is going to do his homework tomorrow.
- We're going to watch a movie tonight.
• For the negative form, we use: [am/is/are] + [not] + [going] + [verb]
- I'm not going to buy that book.
- He's not going to drive my car (He isn't going to drive my car).
- They're not going to come with us (They aren't going to come with us).
• For the question form, we change the order of am, is or are and the subject.
We use: [Am/Is/Are] + [subject] + [going] + [verb] + [?]
- Is she going to buy a new car? Yes, she is.
- Are we going to have pizza for dinner? No, we aren't.
- What are you going to do tonight?