Hello, Both of the sentences sound fine to me, but do you consider them different? "Tell mum that I am not going to have dinner tonight, "Tell mum that I won't be having dinner tonight"
Also, what do you think about "Tell mum that I am not having dinner tonight" and "Tell mum that I won't have dinner tonight"? I've heard people say that. I don't think I would use them, but I assume they are okay. Are they?
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No difference.
— Teechr
No difference.
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