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PreciousJones Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

That/it

Aren't you gonna fill that form out?

I'll do it later. Or

I'll do that later.

Can both be used?

Thank you.
  

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Yes, both are fine in this situation, PJ.

— Mister Micawber

  • Yes, both are fine in this situation, PJ.
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Yes, both are fine in this situation, PJ.
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"It" and "that" are both fine, but "going to" is much, much better than "gonna"! For some reason, I don't mind hearing "gonna" (I'm sure I say it myself), but seeing it written just drives me crazy!
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Should it be:

Aren't you going to fill out that form. Or

Arent you going to fill that form out.

Are both correct?

Thks!
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If you add 2 question marks and an apostrophe, yes.
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