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MRANALYZE Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
I'm going to and I'm planning to
what's the difference between I'm going to and I'm planning to in the conversation?
Dain( talking to a friend)- she doesn't know what this is
Jain- are you going to- are you planning to tell her?
Dain( talking to a friend)- she doesn't know what this is
Jain- are you going to- are you planning to tell her?
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Hi, No difference, really, in this example. Clive
- Hi, No difference, really, in this example.
- Clive
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do any differences actually and probably exist?
thank you clive......always too kind.
thank you clive......always too kind.
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Hi,
'Planning to' emphasizes the existence of a plan more.
Also, you might say 'It's going to rain' but not' It's planning to rain', although this is a prediction, of course, and thus a different scenario.
Clive
'Planning to' emphasizes the existence of a plan more.
Also, you might say 'It's going to rain' but not' It's planning to rain', although this is a prediction, of course, and thus a different scenario.
Clive
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