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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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When something happens, your friend tell you...
When something happens, your friend tell you...
What are you going to do?
What will you do?
Well, going to means a plan that we are going to(!) do. And will is something that we would like to do.
What is the difference?
What are you going to do?
What will you do?
Well, going to means a plan that we are going to(!) do. And will is something that we would like to do.
What is the difference?
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youzou What is the difference? See CJ
- youzou What is the difference?
- See CJ
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Thanks. That was in a dialog in a movie. Person A is who has to decide. Person B comes and tell him : What are you going to do?
and after that Person C comes and tell him: what will you do?
According to your referring post (is it grammatically correct?) Person A should answer what is plan to do at the first place to Person B and should answer what eventually will he do.
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and after that Person C comes and tell him: what will you do?
According to your referring post (is it grammatically correct?) Person A should answer what is plan to do at the first place to Person B and should answer what eventually will he do.
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youzouAccording to your referring post (is it grammatically correct?) Person A should answer what is plan to do at the first place to Person B and should answer what eventually will he do.No. Person A can answer any way he wants to either question!
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