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Antonija Posted 20 years ago
Grammar

will or going to

The sentence refers to the time of carnival (February) when people used to let their hair down and relax. The author wonders what will happen to those who behave without scrupuls the rest of the year, too. Which tense should I use?

But, what will be/is going to happen to those who have not been restraining themselves during the whole year?

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Antonija The sentence refers to the time of carnival (February) when people used to let their hair down and relax. The author wonders what will happen to those who behave without scrupuls the rest of the year, too. Which tense should I use?

— Milky

  • Antonija The sentence refers to the time of carnival (February) when people used to let their hair down and relax.
  • The author wonders what will happen to those who behave without scrupuls the rest of the year, too.
  • Which tense should I use?
  • But, what will be /is going to happen to those who have not been restraining themselves during the whole year?
  • Thank you Interesting that you chose "will happen" there.
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AntonijaThe sentence refers to the time of carnival (February) when people used to let their hair down and relax. The author wonders what will happen to those who behave without scrupuls the rest of the year, too. Which tense should I use?

But, what will be/is going to happen to those who have not been
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Yes of course milky, it was a mistake made in a hurry. Thank you very much.
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It's not a mistake, it's correct Emotion: smile
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GazapoIt's not a mistake, it's correct Emotion: smile

What? Are you saying that "will be happen" i
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