I am going to Japan next year vs I am going to go to Japan next year. I think the first sentence shows more certainity.Am I correct?

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Mehrdad

2019年8月14日 16:42

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First, you would say “I’m” in both cases. They are different tenses but there isn’t a difference in certainty in my opinion. I’d use the latter if I wanted to excitedly announce a new trip. The former sounds a little more factual. I’m going to Japan next year, but this year we’re focusing on China.

2019年8月14日

They are identical. An English speaker will say them interchangeably purely based on which comes to their tongue faster.

2019年8月14日

both mean the same to me

2019年8月14日

Thank you Chris!

2019年8月14日

English Grammar in Use 4th edition (Murphy), units 19-22 is excellent. Practical English Usage 3rd edition (Swan), sections 211-218 is excellent. Also, ef.com has a useful overview here: https://www.ef.com/ca/english-resources/english-grammar/future/

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