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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
If+going to
Is grammar in these sentences right? :
If the weather is good, I am going to go outside.
If the weather is bad, I am going to stay at home...
Or should I give there WILL? Is it possible to have 1. sentense with ,,if" and the second one with going to ?
THX
If the weather is good, I am going to go outside.
If the weather is bad, I am going to stay at home...
Or should I give there WILL? Is it possible to have 1. sentense with ,,if" and the second one with going to ?
THX
Top answer
Those are both fine. 'Will' is also good ('I will go outside' etc) d
- Those are both fine.
- 'Will' is also good ('I will go outside' etc) d
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Those are both fine.
'Will' is also good ('I will go outside' etc)
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'Will' is also good ('I will go outside' etc)
d
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