Examples of using It's going to go in English and their translations into Portuguese
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It's going to go off.
That's just how it's going to go.
It's going to go great.
Now here's how it's going to go.
It's going to go fine, Mark.
I just know it's going to go on forever.
It's going to go on all night.
She doesn't know where it's going to go.
So it's going to go 20 times.
So it's going to go like this.
Now, we're gonna work this out right now, and it's going to go our way.
It's going to go pretty quick.
Wow, it's going to go fast now.
What's worse, if we don't do something about this situation, it's going to go on forever.
It's going to go up to 2 pi.
So you can say: this is going to go to equilibrium and it's going to go pretty fast.
It's going to go up real fast.
Well, it's in the first period, so it's going to go into the first energy shell.
It's going to go around 8 times.
It's going to go to the else clause.
It's going to go in that cell eventually.
They're going to establish an enforcement unit here and there, butwithout a major budget, it's going to go nowhere.
And then it's going to go really fast.
So it could be many equilibria, it could be bad equilibria,all you know is it's going to go to equilibrium.
Then it's going to go to Oaxaca, Mexico.
And the only thing that's different here is now I get these fancy t's here to represent that this is the rate at which it's going to go at time period t. Right, because the number of people that have the wobblies is going to change from period to period.