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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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Going
Where are you going?
Where will you go?
Where are you going to go?
What are the difference between these? Thanks.
What are you cooking?
What will you cook?
What are you going to cook?
How about these?
Where will you go?
Where are you going to go?
What are the difference between these? Thanks.
What are you cooking?
What will you cook?
What are you going to cook?
How about these?
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Hi, Anonymous What are is the difference between these? The tenses. Where are you going?
- Hi, Anonymous What are is the difference between these?
- The tenses.
- Where are you going?
- / What are you cooking?
- -- Present progressive (now).
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Hi,
Where are you going? / What are you cooking? -- Present progressive (now).
Where will you go? / What will you cook? -- Future simple (in the future).
Where are you going to go? / What are you going to cook? -- Going-to future (in the future).
Regards
AnonymousWhatThe tenses.areis the difference between these?
Where are you going? / What are you cooking? -- Present progressive (now).
Where will you go? / What will you cook? -- Future simple (in the future).
Where are you going to go? / What are you going to cook? -- Going-to future (in the future).
Regards
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Let's say someone is leaving in 15 minutes. Can I use all the three questions in such cases? Thank you. And is there any other difference besides tenses?
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