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30-Oct-2006, 09:24
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 "will" and "going to" I don't understand when I have to use: "will or going to", future form. I've already read some documentation online (same result). What is the difference? May I ask any example? Thanks in advance. |
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30-Oct-2006, 14:08
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 Re: "will" and "going to" If you've read stuff, but still aren't clear, what's your understanding- that way we'll avoid repeating things.  |
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