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Martinlee Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Coming or going to come
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Peter:Are you likely to see Sarah any time soon?
Mary: Yes, in fact she (is coming /is going to come) round to see me this evening.
Is there any difference between. 'is coming' and 'is going to come'?
Thanks
Peter:Are you likely to see Sarah any time soon?
Mary: Yes, in fact she (is coming /is going to come) round to see me this evening.
Is there any difference between. 'is coming' and 'is going to come'?
Thanks
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martinlee Is there any difference between. 'is coming' and 'is going to come'? There is no practical difference there.
- martinlee Is there any difference between.
- 'is coming' and 'is going to come'?
- There is no practical difference there.
- The first evinces more inevitability.
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martinleeIs there any difference between. 'is coming' and 'is going to come'?There is no practical difference there. The first evinces more inevitability.
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