Is the future meaning of be going to derived from "go" alone, here, or is it derived from a combination of "go + to"?
He is going to speak to her.
He is going to speak to her.
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go + to
Is the future meaning of be going to derived from "go" alone, here, or is it derived from a combination of "go + to"?
He is going to speak to her.
I think that it's dued to go, because this verb means transition, to change from one state to another one, which is what the future tense means.
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