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Anonymous Posted 19 years ago
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Can anyone help me
Are two of these have a difference in meaning
He is meeting some friends after work.
He is going to meet some friends after work.
He is meeting some friends after work.
He is going to meet some friends after work.
Top answer
" is more confirmed and more likely to happen, a sure thing.
- " is more confirmed and more likely to happen, a sure thing.
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I think "He is meeting some friends after work." is more confirmed and more likely to happen, a sure thing.
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"Are these two different in meaning?" is what you need in your question. 
I agree that the first seems more definite --
I agree that the first seems more definite --
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