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Cat desk Posted 7 years ago
Grammar

I'll buy / I'm buying / I'm going to buy

Hi there, could you please tell me which one is correct in the following sentence? Are there any difference in meaning?

1-Hey John, I am buying a mobile tomorrow.

2- Hey John, I am going to buy a mobile tomorrow.

3- Hey John, I will buy a mobile tomorrow.

  

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The use of "Hey John" is unrealistic, and it doesn't relate to your question. I would drop it. You have written three different ways of indicating future time.

— CalifJim

  • The use of "Hey John" is unrealistic, and it doesn't relate to your question.
  • I would drop it.
  • You have written three different ways of indicating future time.
  • 1 uses the present continuous to say that you have already made arrangements to buy the mobile.
  • 2 uses the idiom "going to" to say that you plan to buy the mobile.
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The use of "Hey John" is unrealistic, and it doesn't relate to your question. I would drop it.

You have written three different ways of indicating future time.

1 uses the present continuous to say that you have already made arrangements to buy the mobile.
2 uses the idiom "going to" to say that you plan to buy the mobile.
3 uses the modal verb "will" to say that you have j

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