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Fernandes Lucas Posted 5 years ago
Grammar

Going To

Hello everybody. Just a quick question. In the structure of going to, can I use it to make an interrogative sentence in the negative form, just like:

"Are we don't going to watch the movie?"


Thanks for all!

Hugs

Lucas Fernandes

  

Top answer

" We are going to watch the movie. Are we going to watch the movie? We aren't going to watch the movie.

— CalifJim

  • " We are going to watch the movie.
  • Are we going to watch the movie?
  • We aren't going to watch the movie.
  • Aren't we going to watch the movie?
  • CJ
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Fernandes Lucas"Aren't we don't going to watch the movie?"

We are going to watch the movie.
Are we going to watch the movie?
We aren't going to watch the movie.
Aren't we going to watch the movie?

CJ

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