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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
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If anyone can explain this to me

Hello!Can you help me with this? Explain the differencein meaning in the following pairs of sentences: A) It will rain tomorrow. A1)It is going to rain. B) That man was drowing. B1) That man drowned. C) I`m taking karate lessons. C1) I take karate lesson. D)I have lived there for three years. D1) I lived there for three years. E) He had been a leader of the party for several years. E1) He has been a leader of the party for several years. Thank you !
  

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Hi, Can you please make some attempt to do some of these yourself? Then we can comment on your answers. Best wishes, Clive

— Clive

  • Hi, Can you please make some attempt to do some of these yourself?
  • Then we can comment on your answers.
  • Best wishes, Clive
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Hi,

Can you please make some attempt to do some of these yourself? Then we can comment on your answers.

Best wishes, Clive
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Hi!
As you suggested, I`ll try to do these myself.
Explain the difference in meaning in the following pairs of sentences:
A It will rain tomorrow.
A1 It is going to rain.

A The action will happen in the future ``tomorrow``
A1The action is about to happen now,there are many clouds and I almoust feel the rain.
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Can someone tell me what is correct and what is wrong? Thank you!
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Hi,

Explain the difference in meaning in the following pairs of sentences:

A It will rain tomorrow.

A1 It is going to rain.

A The action will happen in the future ``tomorrow``

A1The action is about to happen now,there are many clouds and I almoust feel the rain.

You have the basic idea. We tend to use these pretty interchangeably.

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