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In English both 'will ' and 'be going to ' are used to refer to the future. However, we use ' will ' with : - Habitual actions : eg : These birds will come back next year . - Making a promise : eg : I'll finish this work by 7:00. -Making an offer , eg : If you need that medecine now , I will get it for you . -Something expected eg : I think the Brazilians will win the match. whereas ' be going to ' is used with : -Prior plan , eg : I'm going to meet them at the airport. -Prediction , eg :Look at those clouds ! It's going to rain. -Commands and refusals ,eg :You are going to take that medecine whether you like it or not . -Permanent state eg : Their new house is going to look over the river . Now , choose the correct alternative , 'will ' or ' be going to ' in the following sentences : |
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