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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
When to use them?
I'm going to eat tacos.
and
I will eat tacos.
What's the difference between them?
thank you!
and
I will eat tacos.
What's the difference between them?
thank you!
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2 Answers
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Hi,
There are some subtleties here. Furthermore, there are plenty of situations in which either can be said.
However, here's the brief and general way I first introduce this topic to my students.
I'm going to eat tacos.
Say this if you have a plan. eg You have been studying the menu in a mMexican rstaurant for 10 minutes.
and
I will
There are some subtleties here. Furthermore, there are plenty of situations in which either can be said.
However, here's the brief and general way I first introduce this topic to my students.
I'm going to eat tacos.
Say this if you have a plan. eg You have been studying the menu in a mMexican rstaurant for 10 minutes.
and
I will
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