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Dido4 Posted 20 years ago
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Hi there,
1.What are the differences between these two?
2.Or they are expressed the same thing?("am going to" refers to plan to do something in the future; "will" refers to want to do something in the future)
3. How to tell these two?
I am going to study abroad.
I will study abroad.
Thank you.
1.What are the differences between these two?
2.Or they are expressed the same thing?("am going to" refers to plan to do something in the future; "will" refers to want to do something in the future)
3. How to tell these two?
I am going to study abroad.
I will study abroad.
Thank you.
Top answer
"Going to" normally implies that the future action is decided before the moment of speaking.
- "Going to" normally implies that the future action is decided before the moment of speaking.
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"Going to" normally implies that the future action is decided before the moment of speaking.
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