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| It depends on the context. Context #1 She is cooking right now. => She is making food right now. Context #2 She is going to cook right now. => She is preparing to cook / She is just about to start cooking / She hasn't started cooking yet. Context #3 Mother is cooking breakfast for us tomorrow. => Future meaning: She is going to cook breakfast for us tomorrow. Note again that, in expressing the future, be going to + base verb is often shortened to be + base verb + ing. EX: She is going to cook tomorrow => She is cooking tomorrow. |
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