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Zoltán Király Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Is "vote" a verb or noun in this sentence?
Where are you going?
I am going to vote.
Is "vote" a verb in the sentence above? If yes, we're talking about the BE GOING TO future. If not the thing probably happening in the moment of speaking.
I would be grateful for any suggestion. Thank you!
I am going to vote.
Is "vote" a verb in the sentence above? If yes, we're talking about the BE GOING TO future. If not the thing probably happening in the moment of speaking.
I would be grateful for any suggestion. Thank you!
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'Vote' is a verb, but we do not have a BE going to future here. "I am going to vote" is equivalent in meaning to "I am going to the polling station to vote".
- 'Vote' is a verb, but we do not have a BE going to future here.
- "I am going to vote" is equivalent in meaning to "I am going to the polling station to vote".
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'Vote' is a verb, but we do not have a BE going to future here. "I am going to vote" is equivalent in meaning to "I am going to the polling station to vote".
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