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25-Mar-2006, 02:56
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 Model verb and future tense I'm very confuse "I'm going to" which is a modal or a future tense? How can I clarify between them? Thanks Tigerboy |
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27-Mar-2006, 05:56
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| Re: Model verb and future tense It's neither. It's really a present progressive which is being used to talk about future time. http://www.usingenglish.com/glossary/modal.html http://www.usingenglish.com/glossary/tense.html |
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27-Mar-2006, 10:53
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| Re: Model verb and future tense and you could say i'm going to for things that you had planned lately.. |
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28-Mar-2006, 05:17
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| Re: Model verb and future tense Or simply intend or want to do.  |
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