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Hans51 Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
It will / is going to be hot tomorrow.
Usage and meaning of will and be going to do are always different or sometimes they carry the same meaning and are used interchangeably for the same meaning?
It will be hot tomorrow.
It is going to be hot tomorrow.
Or could you give me any examples where they are used for the same meaning, if you do not mind?
Thank you so much as usual and Happy New Year!
It will be hot tomorrow.
It is going to be hot tomorrow.
Or could you give me any examples where they are used for the same meaning, if you do not mind?
Thank you so much as usual and Happy New Year!
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Hans51 sometimes they carry the same meaning and are used interchangeably for the same meaning? Yes. Hans51 Or could you give me any examples where they are used for the same meaning, if you do not mind?
- Hans51 sometimes they carry the same meaning and are used interchangeably for the same meaning?
- Yes.
- Hans51 Or could you give me any examples where they are used for the same meaning, if you do not mind?
- Your examples are OK.
- Only a linguist would cavil.
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Hans51sometimes they carry the same meaning and are used interchangeably for the same meaning?Yes.
Hans51Or could you give me any examples where they are used for the same meaning, if you do not mind?Your examples are OK. Only a linguist would cavil.
Happy Holidays to you too, Hans.
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