Future: going to

Going to: use and form
Use
With "going to" we express intentions.
Example: I'm going to reuse plastic bottles.

Form
Affirmative, negative and questions


For the affirmative form we use: person + am/ is / are + going to + infinitive

Examples: 

I'm going to bend a piece of paper.
She's going to pierce the cardboard.
We're going to paint a picture.


For the negative form we use: person +  am/ is / are + not + going to + infinitive

Examples: 
I'm not going to glue the poster.
He's not going to make a bird feeder.
You're not going to reuse bottle caps.


To make questions we change word order: Am/ is / are + person + going to + infinitive

Examples:
Am I going to cut out the pictures? 
Is it going to be a board game?
Are they going to reuse objects?


For affirmative answers we say: Yes + person + am /is / are

For negative answers we say: No + person + am / is / are + not


Examples: 
Yes, he is.
No, she is not.