Future Plans
We use be going to to talk about things we have already decided to do in the future.
Affirmative Plans
Negative Plans
Asking about Plans
Do not use "will" for things you have already planned!
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Yes! Native speakers say "gonna" all the time in fast speech instead of "going to". But remember, only use it in speech or casual texts, never in formal writing! record_voice_over
If someone asks me a plan, can I just say "I am going to"?
If they already mentioned the verb, yes! If they ask: "Are you going to study?", you can reply short: "Yes, I am going to." or just "Yes, I am." menu_book
Can we use "be going to" for the weather?
Yes, you can! We use it for predictions when we see proof. If you see dark clouds, you can say: "Look at those clouds! It is going to rain." rainy
Can I use "gonna" when I speak?