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What is the difference between these 3 sentences? I want to go home. I will go home. I am going to go home.
Aug 9, 2010 4:54 AM
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"I'm going to go home." is not wrong. It is immediate future tense. "I'm going home." is present progressive tense. Future (I will ___ ) - action will happen at some time in the future (near or distant) Immediate Future (I'm going to ___ ) - action will happen soon Present Progressive (I'm ___ing ) - action is currently in the process of happening
August 9, 2010
Future (I will ___ ) - action will happen at some time in the future (near or distant) Immediate Future (I'm going to ___ ) - action will happen soon Present Progressive (I'm ___ing ) - action is currently in the process of happening thanks Daniel
August 9, 2010
I want to go home. = speaks of your desire/intention of going home. I will go home. = speaks of your future action. I am going to go home. = it should be "I'm going home." = speaks of your current action (what you're doing now). :)
August 9, 2010
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