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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

When are you going to text her vs When will you text her

Hello everyone,

Please help dispel my doubt, which sentence is correct and natural:

"When are you going to text your grandmother?" or "When will you text your grandmother?". "Will" or "going to" and why?

Thanks in advance
  

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Anonymous which sentence is correct and natural: Both are. 'Going to' better suggests intention, that is all.

— Mister Micawber

  • Anonymous which sentence is correct and natural: Both are.
  • 'Going to' better suggests intention, that is all.
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Anonymouswhich sentence is correct and natural:
Both are. 'Going to' better suggests intention, that is all.
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Mister Micawber Anonymouswhich sentence is correct and natural:Both are. 'Going to' better suggests intention, that is all.
Hi Micawber, does "Going to" in this sentence mean I am intented to text my grandmother, and surely will do?And, "will" means "I plan to text my grandmother but may not"?
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Adam Maodoes "Going to" in this sentence mean I am intented to text my grandmother, and surely will do?And, "will" means "I plan to text my grandmother but may not"?
No; the difference is no more than I have already indicated.
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