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- 09-Nov-2011, 13:57 #1
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what's the difference Dear experts,
Could you comment on the difference in meaning between the two sentences below:
1. Are you going to use your bike tomorrow?
2. Will you be using your bike tomorrow?
- 09-Nov-2011, 13:59 #2
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Teacher Re: what's the difference There may well be no real difference in practice.
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