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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
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Is will or going to the correct option here?
1-The car will be painted red.
2-The car is going to be painted red.
Does the second sentence imply that the car intends to get painted red, or does it imply that someone/something is planning/intending to paint the car red? Please answer, and thanks in advance.
2-The car is going to be painted red.
Does the second sentence imply that the car intends to get painted red, or does it imply that someone/something is planning/intending to paint the car red? Please answer, and thanks in advance.
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Hi, 1-The car will be painted red. 2-The car is going to be painted red. Does the second sentence imply that the car intends to get painted red, No, cars can't intend anything.
- Hi, 1-The car will be painted red.
- 2-The car is going to be painted red.
- Does the second sentence imply that the car intends to get painted red, No, cars can't intend anything.
- or does it imply that someone/something is planning /intending to paint the car red?
- ) Clive
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Hi,
1-The car will be painted red.
2-The car is going to be painted red.
Does the second sentence imply that the car intends to get painted red, No, cars can't intend anything.
1-The car will be painted red.
2-The car is going to be painted red.
Does the second sentence imply that the car intends to get painted red, No, cars can't intend anything.
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