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"If he doesn't get better, he's going to have to go to the hospital tomorrow."

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"If he doesn't get better, we will have to go to the hospital tomorrow."


Which one is more natural to your ears?
 
ostap77 said:
"If he doesn't get better, he's going to have to go to the hospital tomorrow."

OR

"If he doesn't get better, we will have to go to the hospital tomorrow."


Which one is more natural to your ears?
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They mean completely different things.
 
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