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[peter123]

Hi there,

Is it correct to say like this?


I want to treat you to lunch to thank you for your help.
Let us have lunch together. I am going to treat you for your help.

tks
pete

[konungursvia]

The first two are fine, but the third is a little odd without the "to lunch" part.

[peter123]

Hi there,
Tks a lot.

Is there any difference between 'am going to' and 'will' in the following sentences?

Put away your money. I am going to treat you to this.
Put away your money. I will treat you to this.


tks
pete

[bhaisahab]

Hi there,
Tks a lot.

Is there any difference between 'am going to' and 'will' in the following sentences?

Put away your money. I am going to treat you to this.
Put away your money. I will treat you to this.


tks
pete

We usually employ 'am going to' for things that we have planned to do and 'I will' for spur of the moment decisions.

[peter123]

Hi there,

So, are both of them correct?

tks
pete

[bhaisahab]

Hi there,

So, are both of them correct?

tks
pete

Yes, they are both correct.