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Tomeng Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Will or Going to?
Hello all,
I just encountered this question and not sure about using future simple (will) here. Is "going to" a better alternative here? I'm confused because of the following statement after the question.Can we take that as an evidence and use "going to" in the first sentence. Thanks a lot in advance.
"Will you be all right on the ferry? You know, ferry is the only way to go there and you get seasick whenever you get on a ferry.
I just encountered this question and not sure about using future simple (will) here. Is "going to" a better alternative here? I'm confused because of the following statement after the question.Can we take that as an evidence and use "going to" in the first sentence. Thanks a lot in advance.
"Will you be all right on the ferry? You know, ferry is the only way to go there and you get seasick whenever you get on a ferry.
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tomeng I just encountered this question and not sure about using future simple (will) here. Is "going to" a better alternative here? " A native speaker will not wince at either one.
- tomeng I just encountered this question and not sure about using future simple (will) here.
- Is "going to" a better alternative here?
- " A native speaker will not wince at either one.
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tomengI just encountered this question and not sure about using future simple (will) here. Is "going to" a better alternative here?You can use either "will" or "going to." A native speaker will not wince at either one.
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