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Newguest Posted 13 years ago
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Going to use
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Do you want to make money be referring other people to use the same service that you're going to use?
I'm wondering whether the word "going" is the right one here? Because the person hearing or reading this do not know yet whether he/she wants to use this service.
Maybe I should use "will"?
Do you want to make money be referring other people to use the same service that you're going to use?
I'm wondering whether the word "going" is the right one here? Because the person hearing or reading this do not know yet whether he/she wants to use this service.
Maybe I should use "will"?
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Hi Yes, I do think the same. And 'may' seems to be better one here.
- Hi Yes, I do think the same.
- And 'may' seems to be better one here.
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Hi
Will denotes certainty,and may, probability.
When the person doesn't know the service, there is chance that he may refuse to use it in case he does not like it.
Will denotes certainty,and may, probability.
When the person doesn't know the service, there is chance that he may refuse to use it in case he does not like it.
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NewguestDo you want to make money by referring other people to (Fine. You can end the sentence in various ways.use) the same service that you're going to use?
... service that you use?
... service that you have used?
... service that you have been using?
... service that you're go
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