Question on the verb 'will'

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Originally Posted by learning54

Thanks a lot for that one too. One last question.

I don't have the intention..

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No, you have the intention to not-go

Hi 5jj,
Hmm, please explain what the difference is

a) I don't have the intention to go.
b) I have the intention to not-go.

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Originally Posted by learning54

Hmm, please explain what the difference is

a) I don't have the intention to go.
b) I have the intention to not-go.

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in (a), you simply do not have an intention; in (b), you do have an intention.

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Originally Posted by 5jj

in (a), you simply do not have an intention; in (b), you do have an intention.

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Hi 5jj,
Wow! :shock: I had to translate it to Spanish to make sure I get the picture.

(a) You do not have an intention to go.
(b) You do have an intention to not-go.

Thanks a lot for every reply.:-D

L.

Hi 5jj,
Do you agree with the explanations given to the following conversations?

A: Will you go to Wilton next weekend?
A: Do you have the intention to go to Wilton next weekend?
A: Is it certain?
B: Yes, I will.

A: Are you going to Wilton next weekend?
A: Do you have plans to go to Wilton next weekend?
A: Is there present evidence (such as the ticket, a reason) to go to Wilton next weekend?
B: Yes, I am. It’s my mother’s birthday.

Thanks in advance.