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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
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what is the difference between
we go to newyork next week
we are going to newyork next week
we go to newyork next week
we are going to newyork next week
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They mean the same thing but would be used in different contexts. ".
- They mean the same thing but would be used in different contexts.
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They mean the same thing but would be used in different contexts. For example, the first sentence could be the answer to "When are you going to New York?" while the second sentence could be the answer to "Are you going anywhere this summer?".
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We go to New York next week.
We are going to New York next week.
There is little practical difference between the two.
We are going to New York next week.
There is little practical difference between the two.
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