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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

Going to or will?

Hi, in the following context should I use "going to" or "will"?

I cannot drink coffee after 8pm. Whenever I drink it after 8, I am going to/ will sleep real late.

Thanks a lot.
  

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Hi, You are stating a fact. m. You should, then, use the simple present.

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  • Hi, You are stating a fact.
  • m.
  • You should, then, use the simple present.
  • , I go to sleep late.
  • Regards
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Hi,
You are stating a fact. Whenever denotes that you sleep late at any time that you drink coffee after 8 p.m.
You should, then, use the simple present.
Whenever I drink coffee after 8 p.m., I go to sleep late.

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