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Will vs going to with a personal skill [duplicate]

grammar future will-be-going

Does this ‘be going to’ have an emotional meaning?

meaning grammar american-english will-be-going

The real tense of "I'm going to be talking about"

word-choice future progressive-aspect will-be-going

Does it sound odd to say "I'll go to bed" instead of "I'm gonna go to bed"?

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"will you be going home" vs. "will you go home"

differences future progressive-aspect will-be-going

"I am going to have to", "I have to", and "I will have to"

differences future auxiliary-verbs will-be-going

Is "going to" an auxiliary verb?

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Is it appropriate to omit "will not be"?

modal-verbs future present-tense ellipsis will-be-going

"Will" vs. "going to" vs. Present Continious [duplicate]

word-choice differences tenses progressive-aspect will-be-going

"... is about to ..." vs. "... is going to ..."

tenses phrasal-verbs future will-be-going

"Will" not used for somebody else's intentions/plans

grammar modal-verbs future will-be-going will-future

Importance and relevance (and accuracy) of the distinctions of the two forms of the future simple tense [duplicate]

future progressive-aspect will-be-going

"Will" and "Going To". What are the real differences of the colloquial usage of them?

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Could Kamala Harris use “will” instead of “are going to” in this short viral video?

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Clarification on an example contrasting the “BE going to ɪɴꜰɪɴɪᴛɪᴠᴇ” future with the “BE ᴠᴇʀʙ‑ing” future

tenses future progressive-aspect will-be-going

"You were already having been going to do that!"

meaning-in-context future past-perfect progressive-aspect will-be-going

What’s the difference between "Are you going" and "Will you go"?

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"I am gonna have to" vs. "I have to"

grammar auxiliary-verbs present-tense will-be-going

"Going to go" vs "going to"?

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Is "am going" a verb phrase?

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