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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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Hii

What's the difference between these two:

Are you going to do it?

And

Will you do it?
  

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Hi, There's really no, or very little, difference in your examples. When I begin teaching 'going to' for the future. I usually say 'use it when you are talking about some sort of plan '.

— Clive

  • Hi, There's really no, or very little, difference in your examples.
  • When I begin teaching 'going to' for the future.
  • I usually say 'use it when you are talking about some sort of plan '.
  • Then later, I teach more details.
  • Clive
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Hi,

There's really no, or very little, difference in your examples.

When I begin teaching 'going to' for the future. I usually say 'use it when you are talking about some sort of plan'.
Then later, I teach more details.
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Dusan StojilkovicWhat's the difference
Almost none.

Are you going ... is closer to Have you planned ...
Will you ... is closer to Have you decided ...

There are other nuances, of course.

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