CAUSATIVE FORM BE GOING TO

CAUSATIVE FORM BE GOING TO

1. Causative form is used to talk about requests and orders, on the other hand be going to is used to talk about something that we will certainly do in the future.

   • STRUCTURE
     • subject + verb to be + going to + verb + complement
   • EXAMPLES
     • Jake is going to have the juice dispenser fitted.
       • They are goingo to select the new group members.
   • REFERENCES
     • Up!, E. W. (2020, 29 octubre). Causative form: ejercicios para practicar. What’s Up! https://whatsup.es/blog/causative-form-ejercicios-para-practicar