B1 'Going to' for predictions and short story

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And today I'm going to talk to you about... that. Exactly that... going to. I'm going to talk about going to. Now I think the going to structure is something that most learners of English acquire quite quickly. Why? Well, because it's quite intuitive to talk about the future. And we usually feel that if we use going to, we will always get it right. But I'm going to talk about another aspect or another use of going to, which is to talk about predictions in the future.

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