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    Default a lot of questions

    hello,
    i have a lot of questions for you now.

    are the sentences correct or in incorrect?

    1. Will you visit me next year?
    2. Do you visit me next year?
    3. Are you visiting me next year?
    4. Are you going to visit me next year?

    Which sentence is correct?

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    Default Re: a lot of questions

    They could all be used, but the contexts would differ.

    1. Will you visit me next year? Invitation
    2. Do you visit me next year? If, say, you spend one Christkmas at one house and then the person comes to you, you could use this question to check whose turn it is
    3. Are you visiting me next year? Have the plans and arrangements been made?
    4. Are you going to visit me next year? Is that what you intend to to do instead of going somewhere else?


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