How do I use the near future tense?

The near future tense is a really easy way to use a different tense in a writing or speaking exam.The near future tense refers to things that someone is going to do. The structure in Spanish therefore is as follows: present tense conjugation of the verb ir (meaning to go) + a + an infinitive. For example: voy a hacer mis deberes, vamos a comprar un gato, van a conducir el coche, vais a nadar hoy.

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