It is going to get colder still. It is going to get colder again.
What is the difference between these two sentences?
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An American would never write the first sentence. It may still be cold so the cold weather may continue. The second deals with temperature changes. It is warm today, but in time, as it is still winter, it is going to get colder again.
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Nothing really.
I'd say the first sentence can be used when it's cold already but it's going to get colder.
As for the second, it could be warm but you could say 'it is going to get colder again'
Hope that helps. :)
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