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Sonny.blog.cz Posted 20 years ago
Grammar

Will or going to?

0 I have some troubles with talking about the future. Is in this example better to use will or going to? Is Marry going to phone us this evening? or Will Marry phone us this evening? or Is Marry phoning us this evening?02br
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0Hi Sonny,02br 02br 01font 00I have some troubles with talking about the future. Is in this example better to use will or going to? Is 01font 00Mary 02font 01font 00goiin02font 00g to phone us this evening?

  • 0Hi Sonny,02br 02br 01font 00I have some troubles with talking about the future.
  • Is in this example better to use will or going to?
  • Is 01font 00Mary 02font 01font 00goiin02font 00g to phone us this evening?
  • or Will Marry phone us this evening?
  • or Is Marry phoning us this evening?
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0Hi Sonny,02br
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01font00I have some troubles with talking about the future. Is in this example better to use will or going to? Is 01font00Mary 02font01font00goiin02font00g to phone us this evening? or Will Marry phone us this evening? or Is Marry phoning us this
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00I am not good in english but, i can say :02br
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00Going to is an expression to indicate a present progressive so we start now and terminate the action in the furure02br
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00Will is used to indicate a future time.02br
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00for your sentence we can say "Will mary phone to us this evening" is too

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