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Whatchadoin Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Won't-going to- verb+ing
I won't go there.
I'm not going to go there.
I'm not going there.
___________
A: I want a spoon.
B: You're not getting one. / You won't get one. / You're not going to get one.
______
I'm going to bed.
I'll go to bed.
I'm going to go to bed.
Can I use all of the given sentences interchangeably all the time? Thank you very much.
I'm not going to go there.
I'm not going there.
___________
A: I want a spoon.
B: You're not getting one. / You won't get one. / You're not going to get one.
______
I'm going to bed.
I'll go to bed.
I'm going to go to bed.
Can I use all of the given sentences interchangeably all the time? Thank you very much.
Top answer
I won't go there. Sounds like a refusal. I'm not going to go there.
- I won't go there.
- Sounds like a refusal.
- I'm not going to go there.
- You don't plan to go there .
- I'm not going there.
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I won't go there. Sounds like a refusal.
I'm not going to go there. You don't plan to go there.
I'm not going there. Could be a shortened form of the above, but it could also mean that at this moment the place you're headed to is not there.
_________
A: I want a spoon.
B: You're not getting one. / You won't get one. / You're not go
I'm not going to go there. You don't plan to go there.
I'm not going there. Could be a shortened form of the above, but it could also mean that at this moment the place you're headed to is not there.
_________
A: I want a spoon.
B: You're not getting one. / You won't get one. / You're not go
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