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Cutie Rose Posted 18 years ago
Grammar

what is the difference between will & going to???

what is the difference between will & going to ???

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Hi CR Here are some basic guidelines. The word will is used in the following situations: - predict the future or say what will probably happen in the future - promise to do something - say that you are willing to do something The " be going to " future is used in the following situations: - talk about an intention or plan to do something in the future - talk about a future event that you think is unavoidable (you are sure it is going to happen)

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  • Hi CR Here are some basic guidelines.
  • The word will is used in the following situations: - predict the future or say what will probably happen in the future - promise to do something - say that you are willing to do something The " be going to " future is used in the following situations: - talk about an intention or plan to do something in the future - talk about a future event that you think is unavoidable (you are sure it is going to happen)
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Hi CR

Here are some basic guidelines.

The word will is used in the following situations:
- predict the future or say what will probably happen in the future
- promise to do something
- say that you are willing to do something

The "be going to" future is used in the following situations:
- talk about an intention or plan to do somethi
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