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動詞

be going to

1. Will. Forms the future tense.

   I’m going to throw out the milk if nobody’s going to drink it.

2. Forms the past progressive (imperfect) to indicate definite non-completion.

   I was going to cut the grass, but it started raining.

使用する際の注意点

• Going is technically a present participle which may be followed by an infinitive with “to”. However, this phrase is commonly interpreted as a modal or auxiliary verb.

参考

• to (particle)