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Boutsady Posted 18 years ago
Grammar

it will or it is going to..?

it s cloudy, i think it is going to rain
it is cloudy, i think it will rain
it is cloudy, i think it is going to be rained soon
it is cloudy, i think it will be raining soon

what is the best answer?
any replys are appreciated
  

Top answer

They're all good. The third one should be, "I think it is going to be raining soon. Be sure to capitalize the pronoun "I," and the first word in every sentence.

— Avangi

  • They're all good.
  • The third one should be, "I think it is going to be raining soon.
  • Be sure to capitalize the pronoun "I," and the first word in every sentence.
  • Also you need punctuation at the end of each sentence - a period in this case.
  • " You have a typo in the first sentence.
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They're all good. The third one should be, "I think it is going to be raining soon.

Be sure to capitalize the pronoun "I," and the first word in every sentence. Also you need punctuation at the end of each sentence - a period in this case.

All of your sentences are "comma splices." They should be two separate sentences, or should be joined by appropriate conjunctions, suc
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"I think it is going to be rained soon" - you gotta be kidding ...
I'm not a native speaker, but this sentence surely is ungrammatical and - possibly - nonsensical
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Anonymous"I think it is going to be rained soon" - you gotta be kidding ...
I'm not a native speaker, but this sentence surely is ungrammatical and - possibly - nonsensical
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