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Yiduo Posted 13 years ago
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Look out ! We're having /going to have an accident !
If you plant watermelon seeds in spring,you will eat / be eating watermelon in fall.
Which expressions should we use? and the differences?
Thanks.
Look out ! We're having /going to have an accident !
If you plant watermelon seeds in spring,you will eat / be eating watermelon in fall.
Which expressions should we use? and the differences?
Thanks.
Top answer
We're going to have an accident! (Present evidence of a future happening) ... you'll be eating watermelon in the fall.
- We're going to have an accident!
- (Present evidence of a future happening) ...
- you'll be eating watermelon in the fall.
- (Predicted future activity) CJ
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We're going to have an accident!
(Present evidence of a future happening)
... you'll be eating watermelon in the fall.
(Predicted future activity)
CJ
(Present evidence of a future happening)
... you'll be eating watermelon in the fall.
(Predicted future activity)
CJ
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