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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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What is the difference?

Am I to be deported sir?
Will I be deported sir?
  

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There's no difference in meaning between the two questions. There are many ways to indicate the future in English.

— Avangi

  • There's no difference in meaning between the two questions.
  • There are many ways to indicate the future in English.
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There's no difference in meaning between the two questions.
There are many ways to indicate the future in English.
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Am I to be deported, sir?

Will I be deported, sir?

A comma after 'deported' is needed.
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