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Soheil1 Posted 13 years ago
Vocabulary
Be going to
Hi.
In:
"Black thinks he is going to capture White's Bishop"
from Play Winning Chess, p.164.(by american GM Yasser Seirawan)
What does the use of "be going to" imply?
Thanks in advance
In:
"Black thinks he is going to capture White's Bishop"
from Play Winning Chess, p.164.(by american GM Yasser Seirawan)
What does the use of "be going to" imply?
Thanks in advance
Top answer
BE going to almost always suggests that there is present evidence of a future situation.
- BE going to almost always suggests that there is present evidence of a future situation.
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BE going to almost always suggests that there is present evidence of a future situation.
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