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Hans51 Posted 12 years ago
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"I am coming / going to help you"

I know that 'be going to' is used for the meaning of future happening and then I was wondering if I can also use 'be going to' for the meaning of moving to like "I am coming / going to help you"? Here 'going to help' might be for future happening but I meant 'moving there', so can we use it two ways and should we distinguish in context?

Thank you so much in advance.
  

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Hans51 I was wondering if I can also use 'be going to' for the meaning of moving to like "I am coming / going to help you"? Yes, you can. Hans51 should we distinguish in context?

— Mister Micawber

  • Hans51 I was wondering if I can also use 'be going to' for the meaning of moving to like "I am coming / going to help you"?
  • Yes, you can.
  • Hans51 should we distinguish in context?
  • That would be a good idea; ideally the context will do that itself.
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Hans51 I was wondering if I can also use 'be going to' for the meaning of moving to like "I am coming / going to help you"?
Yes, you can.
Hans51 should we distinguish in context?
That would be a good idea; ideally the context will do that itself.
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