Textos con going to para hablar

del futuro (más ejemplos y

textos)
Hoy tenemos unos textos con going to en inglés.

En otro artículo vimos la diferencia básica entre los futuros con will y going to.
Pero siempre conviene repasar…

Así que antes, un par de reglas, y luego veremos los textos.

¿Cuál es la diferencia entre WILL y

GOING TO?
Para recordar un momento, usamos going to cuando queremos hablar de planes
y intenciones para el futuro.
Tomorrow I’m going to call John.
I’m going to buy tickets to that concert this afternoon.
Q: What are you going to do this summer?
A: I’m going to visit Thailand!
La regla básica: si lo has pensado antes de decirlo, usa going to.

Will, en cambio, se usa para hablar de decisiones espontáneas (algo que decides
en el momento de decirlo) y para previsiones del futuro y para el primer
condicional.
I’m getting hungry. I think I’ll make myself a sandwich. (decisión espontánea)
Susie, will you marry me? (en teoría, Susie tiene que decidir ahora,
espontáneamente)
What will happen if I push this button? (primer condicional)
Will we see each other tomorrow? (prevision del futuro)
Do you think it will rain later? (previsión del futuro)
Cuando hablamos de planes, entonces, usamos going to.
Textos con GOING TO en inglés
Ten en cuenta que going to go se puede decir como voy a ir, pero también
podemos quitar el segundo go.

Aquí tienes todo por escrito…

Holidays in Thailand
On my next holiday, I’m going to Thailand. I’m going to buy my plane tickets
tomorrow. I’m pretty sure I’m going to fly into Bangkok on the 5th of April, and
I’m going to stay in a hotel in the city center. I’m going to visit all the important
sights, and I’m going to spend some time at the beach.
I love Thai food, so I’m going to eat a lot of delicious noodles and more.
After two weeks, on the 19th of April, I’m going to fly home. It’s going to be an
exciting trip!
O bien, otro texto…

Honeymoon in Brazil
Susie’s going to get married next summer. She’s going to have the ceremony in
the church in her mother’s town. After the wedding, she and her husband are
going to have dinner with all their friends and family, and the next day they’re
going to leave on their honeymoon.
They’re going to Brazil. They’re going to spend 5 days in Rio de Janeiro, and 4
days in Sao Paolo.
They’ve never been to Brazil before, so they’re looking forward to the trip.
After they get home, they’re going to start looking for a house to buy.
Susie has a lot of plans for married life, too. She wants kids: they’re going to have
two kids. And she’s going to send them to the best private schools.
They’re going to be very happy together.