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💼 English for work 💯 English for exams 🗺️ English for travel, life, and fun ✨️ ✨️ ✨️ Hi there, Here is short exercise for you.

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'll open

'm going to open

'm opening

open

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23 déc. 2023 08:33

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💼 English for work 💯 English for exams 🗺️ English for travel, life, and fun ✨️ ✨️ ✨️ Hi there, Here is short exercise for you.

Hi, 'will' is used for offers and spontaneous decisions made at the time of speaking; 'going to' is for planned future actions.

25 décembre 2023

I do not see any difference between "I'll open..." and "I'm going to open..". The action will take place in the near future and is a reaction to something that has already happened. So why don't we use "I'm going to open " instead of "I will"? Could you please elaborate on this? Thank you

25 décembre 2023