Use "be going to" to talk about the future

[@carlospadro1964]

The best, English Teacher, ever!
Thanks

[@teaakhvlediani4809]

The best teacher!!! Everything is clear, very easy to understand!! Thanks a lot !!!

[@ricardonunes5250]

The best teacher ever!! Thanks a lot

[@toumihoud1974]

Realy!!!

[@evelineferreiradecastro6378]

Great class! Thanks a lot.

[@ВладВлад-ж6к]

Great video

[@homaarami7107]

Thanks a lot . I’m appreciate . You are the best teacher.

[@matlindell5022]

I am going to improve my english skills by watching your top notch videos!!cheers.

[@taherelsayed1865]

Thank you for this lesson

[@hudarami3913]

Fantastic

[@nelsong2012]

Thanks ever so much, dear teacher Paul. Friendly hug from Brazil :)

[@waelbarakat311]

very well done teacher

[@rathalongriyi6728]

Thanks teacher

[@bekkeris5834]

Labukas klasiokai :) ką veikiat?? :D

[@larayun888]

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[@bettyriz1798]

Thank you teacher Paúl you aré a great

[@empireofknowledge9075]

If there is the verb GO or COME we use
going to go to + place
OR going to + place
which one is correct?!
OR both of them are correct?!

[@Learnamericanenglishonline]

I'm going to Paris this weekend. / I'm going to go to Paris this weekend. They're both okay. The first version is in the present continuous tense which can be used for the future.

[@nobody3973]

I I tried to correct the grammar in this statement of my friend, I would like to ask some help if I made it right.
[friend's statement]
I'll do some job first
Then if I had saved enough money,
I will go to school.
[my correction]
I am gonna do some job first
Then if I save enough money, I am going to school.

[@aminamini9548]

Very good

[@abudraz6937]

Thanks for everything

[@anafontes2125]

‘Tks teacher

[@ftiniabdelmalek3240]

thank you teacher..

[@mohamedabbas4740]

What is different between water and what're

[@polluxio]

Does the B reply deals with the fixed arrangements in the near future or maybe with future plans and intentions?
A: I expect that you will need a camera when you go on holiday in June.
B: Actually, Sam ___________(lend) me his.

[@Learnamericanenglishonline]

...is going to lend...

[@polluxio]

thanks. why, it's not possible to say ... will lend... ?

[@qara7773]

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[@НұрдаулетНұрланбек-о7э]

Менде

[@munirgolsom5850]

Thanks so much

[@bekkeris5834]

Who else is just watching this bcs your teacher sent u this to watch

[@lukutis8773]

;D same

[@Learnamericanenglishonline]

Sorry someone "made" you watch it. Hopefully, the video is helpful, but I totally understand the irritation of having to do something because your teacher made you do it!

[@souenpisey4932]

Thank you

[@mdshahparan9008]

I want to learn suffix

[@lopiky5529]

We watched this masterpiece in class XD

[@michelesilvestri3672]

When are you going to explain the differences with will ?? 😬😬😬😬😬

[@Learnamericanenglishonline]

Okay, I got two requests here for that. I'll add it to my list. There might be an old video that explains the differences, but the old videos look terrible--bad lighting, bad sound.

[@qara7773]

Шщс

[@AD-lx3st]

Tanku

[@toumihoud1974]

Thank you rite like that not thanku ok

[@ratanakmoeun5547]

Thank you

[@bishayhannab2492]

Thank you