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Hirashin Posted 11 years ago
Grammar

I'll take a vacation vs I'm going to take a vacation

How would the two sentences differ in meaning?
(a) I'll take a vacation after I hinish all my jobs.
(b) I'm going to take a vacation after I hinish all my jobs.
  

Top answer

Sorry. That's not hinish, but finish.

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5 Answers
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Sorry. That's not hinish, but finish.
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b) indicates you intend to take a vacation.
a) could mean the same, but it could also mean I won't take a vacation until I finish all my jobs.
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Thanks for the help, Blue Jay.
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hirashin How would the two sentences differ in meaning?
(a) I'll take a vacation after I finish all my jobs.
(b) I'm going to take a vacation after I finish all my jobs.
The meaning is the same, but the first sounds to me more like a response to something else in the conversation while you could just about start a conversation with the second one. Als
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Thanks for the help, CJ. Your examples are of great help.
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