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14-Dec-2006, 18:22
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 will/be going to take place which should we use in the sentenc below and why? 1. The wedding/meeting/concert______take place on December 30. a) will b) is going to c) is taking place Thank you very much. |
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15-Dec-2006, 01:50
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| Re: will/be going to take place They're all possible. It would depend, for me, on the context. If, for example, I were announcing it, I would probably use 'will'. If I were discussing arrangements, I'd use the present progressive.  |
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15-Dec-2006, 08:21
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| Re: will/be going to take place Hi, Thank you, Tdol for your answer. I would like to know when to use "be going to" in the case. Thank you very much. |
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16-Dec-2006, 04:49
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| Re: will/be going to take place If just talking about it, but not thinking about arrangements, etc. |
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