What's the difference between "Will" and "going to"?
Hello, i have two questions!
FIRST
When i should use will, and when going to?
Example:
1-I'll go to the cinema tomorrow
2- i am going to the cinema tomorrow
Which is correct??
SECOND
When i speak, is better use will or going to?
Because usually i use "will", maybe because for me is more simple and natural use it than "going to"
Thanks for the attention! ^^
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Answers · 7
1
It would be better to say "be going to", both are correct, when the thing will surely happen (100%), use "be going to", when the thing will probably happen but not 100%, use "will".
0
I will take my dog out for a walk.
I am going to take my dog out for a walk.
I will make dinner.
I am going to make dinner.
I will run after dinner.
I am going to run after dinner.
They all express the same thing. If you want to try some examples, I can tell you if you are using the two phrases correctly.
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I do not agree with Jocelyn. In the context you are using them, the meaning is the same.
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