Usage of "going to be" [closed]
Is the following grammatically correct?
Hi All,
Today I am going to be sending this model of living room
Solution 1:
I agree with Bitter dreggs' comment, in that "the" or "a" is missing before "living room".
As for "going to be sending", it is absolutely fine.
Using a future continuous form (whether "going to be sending" or "will be sending") implies that it will happen as a matter of course, whereas a simple form ("going to send" or "will send") implies volition.
The English language is rich in future forms, giving us a wide spectrum of often subtle shades of meaning.