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Alc24 Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
IS GOING vs WILL / WHILE
Could you please help me with this? Which are right please?
- What's it going to be?/What will it be?
- Are some of the passengers going to survive./will some of them surive. The storm that caused the crash was big. We don't know.
- When is he going to go?/When will he go?
- You'll learn the song while reading it/while you read it.
- I like to sit at/in the back of the bus.
- Instead of being mad be happy/you should be happy.
Thank you
- What's it going to be?/What will it be?
- Are some of the passengers going to survive./will some of them surive. The storm that caused the crash was big. We don't know.
- When is he going to go?/When will he go?
- You'll learn the song while reading it/while you read it.
- I like to sit at/in the back of the bus.
- Instead of being mad be happy/you should be happy.
Thank you
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/What will it be? -- Both possible. More context is needed.
- /What will it be?
- -- Both possible.
- More context is needed.
- - Are some of the passengers going to survive ?
- " is more usual.
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- What's it going to be?/What will it be? -- Both possible. More context is needed.
- Are some of the passengers going to survive? -- Possible, but "Are any..." is more usual. Missing question mark again!
- Will some of them surive? -- Again, "Will any" is more usual.
- The storm that caused the crash was big. We don't know. -- Possib
- Are some of the passengers going to survive? -- Possible, but "Are any..." is more usual. Missing question mark again!
- Will some of them surive? -- Again, "Will any" is more usual.
- The storm that caused the crash was big. We don't know. -- Possib
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