Going To or Will? In daily life is there a real distinction between the following structures: "I am going to + verb" and "I will + verb..." ? Or they can be used in interchangeable way?

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Chiara T.

27 เม.ย. 2016 เวลา 7:14

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'I am going to' suggests an intention or a plan. I will suggests a confirmation that it 'will' happen, therefore more probable

27 เมษายน 2016

There is a real distinction, but they can often be used interchangeably. I had this come up a few hours ago: http://classic.italki.com/discussion/115802

27 เมษายน 2016

Ho intenzione di comprare una borsa a Milano. - I am going to buy a bag in Milan. (o forse non a Milano) Comprerò una borsa a Milano. - I will buy a bag in Milan (solo a Milano , perché ci vado per questo motivo)

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