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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
what's the difference?
what is the difference between these sentences
Are you going to come to "the school leavers" party ?
Are you coming to "the school leavers" ?
What are you doing tomorrow?
what will you do tomorrow ?
Are you going to come to "the school leavers" party ?
Are you coming to "the school leavers" ?
What are you doing tomorrow?
what will you do tomorrow ?
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Are you coming to "the school leavers" ? " The second does not. Otherwise, the meaning is the same.
- Are you coming to "the school leavers" ?
- " The second does not.
- Otherwise, the meaning is the same.
- what will you do tomorrow ?
- Not much difference here.
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AnonymousAre you going to come to "the school leavers" party ?Are you coming to "the school leavers" ?The first sentence has "party." The second does not. Otherwise, the meaning is the same.
AnonymousWhat are you doing tomorrow?what will you do tomorrow ?Not much difference here. People use these nearly interchangeably.
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