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Karen15 Posted 8 years ago
Grammar

I'll miss you / I'm going to miss you

Hello,
What is the difference between "I'll miss you" and "I'm going to miss you"? Is there any difference between the meanings in the following sentences?

1. I'll miss you and hope to see you back soon.
2. I'll miss you and hope you come back soon.
3. I'm going to miss you and hope to see you back soon.
4. I'm going to miss you and hope you come back soon.

Thanks.

  

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I struggle to detect any difference in meaning between those two. In your sentences, I would put commas after the first "you", and repeat "I" before "hope". Otherwise, "hope" can be read as governed by "will" or "going to".

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  • I struggle to detect any difference in meaning between those two.
  • In your sentences, I would put commas after the first "you", and repeat "I" before "hope".
  • Otherwise, "hope" can be read as governed by "will" or "going to".
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I struggle to detect any difference in meaning between those two.

In your sentences, I would put commas after the first "you", and repeat "I" before "hope". Otherwise, "hope" can be read as governed by "will" or "going to".

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