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Deepcove Posted 20 years ago
Grammar

It's gonna rain VS It'll rain

What is the difference?

This is a grammar which puzzles me for a long time. I heard lots of " be gonna" structures in oral english.

How to use them correctly and precisely? Thanks for your help. I am gonna appreciate it. Or should I say I will appreciate it? :-)
  

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"Gonna" is fine in informal spoken English. The difference in use between that and "will" is the same as between "be going to" and "will". cfm

— Milky

  • "Gonna" is fine in informal spoken English.
  • The difference in use between that and "will" is the same as between "be going to" and "will".
  • cfm
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"Gonna" is fine in informal spoken English. The difference in use between that and "will" is the same as between "be going to" and "will".

See this page:

http://www.edufind.com/english/grammar/Tenses13.cfm
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