Jill and I are having/are going to have a baby.

[Sh√]

A: you look so happy! What is the matter?
B: Jill and I are having a baby. Or
. Jill and I are going to have a baby.
which answer is correct

 

[jutfrank]

Please tell us where this question came from.

 

[emsr2d2]

A: You look so happy! What is the matter?
B1: Jill and I are having a baby. Or
B2: Jill and I are going to have a baby.

Which answer is correct?

Please note my corrections above.
A's line doesn't make sense. We ask someone "What's the matter?" when they look sad/upset/angry etc. It would be more likely for A to simply say "Why are you so happy?" or, if you want it to be longer, "You look really happy! What's going on?"

 

[Rover_KE]

Welcome to the forum, @Shv.

You're lucky to have received an answer to your question without providing the source. Please note that we need the source and author of any quoted text in post #1 in future.

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[emsr2d2]

Welcome to the forum, @Shv.

You're lucky to have received an answer to your question without providing the source. Please note that we need the source and author of any quoted text in post #1 in future.

Neither of us actually answered the question. Jutfrank asked for the source and I simply made corrections to the post.