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Question

does in Spanish "is /are going to be" phrase comprise ??

Answer 1

Hi and welcome to the forum.

You'll have to be a bit clearer in your question.

As Gohern says, Spanish has two different forms of to be, i.e., "ser" and "estar."

Answer 2

Not sure what you are asking. Spanish has two verbs for " is ","Ser" and 'Estar". They each have special uses. i.e, Ser is used for discriptions, time and origins, whereas Estar is used for location and condition. They both mean "is". "Going to be" is a future tense either the informal future using "Dar a and infinitive " or the specific future tense for each of these verbs.