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Veedee Posted 18 years ago
Vocabulary

"I will be attending bla bla bla " and "I will attend bla bla bla"

I see sometimes: "I will be attending bla bla bla " and "I will attend bla bla bla"
What's the difference?
  

Top answer

g. an eagerness to share the information or the intention of making the event more immediate to the senses.

— Mister Micawber

  • g.
  • an eagerness to share the information or the intention of making the event more immediate to the senses.
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The only difference (as they stand) is that the first form expresses closer emotional involvement (of some kind) by the speaker, e.g. an eagerness to share the information or the intention of making the event more immediate to the senses.
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Mister MicawberThe only difference (as they stand) is that the first form expresses closer emotional involvement (of some kind) by the speaker, e.g. an eagerness to share the information or the intention of making the event more immediate to the senses.

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can you make your answer more simple? I'm not speaking english everyday, it hard t
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The -ing form expresses more interest or enthusiasm in the speaker.
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I will attend a hearing

I will be attending the hearing

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