The usage of propose
I'm wondering.. Propose means intend, if I use it like be going to, does it right or wrong?
I'm going to book that sit
I propose to book that sit
I'm going to attend the meeting tomorrow
I propose to attend the meeting tomorrow
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"book that sit" does not make sense. I suppose you mean "book that seat"? All your sentences are lacking full stops.
- "book that sit" does not make sense.
- I suppose you mean "book that seat"?
- All your sentences are lacking full stops.
- Otherwise, all the sentences are correct.
- "I propose to" is more formal than "I'm going to", and, to me, can sound slightly less definite, as if there is a slight possibility of your being persuaded not to do that thing.
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"book that sit" does not make sense. I suppose you mean "book that seat"? All your sentences are lacking full stops. Otherwise, all the sentences are correct. "I propose to" is more formal than "I'm going to", and, to me, can sound slightly less definite, as if there is a slight possibility of your being persuaded not to do that thing.
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