what is the different between be about to/ be going to/ will be?
What is the difference between be about to, be going to and will be?
How to use these three correctly?
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These are standard grammar topics which are explained in grammar websites and grammar books. You can use this forum better if you tell us what you understand and/or write your own examples. Then we can understand your specific problems and give you more useful feedback.
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Thank you Matt.
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You should use "difference" (noun) instead of "different" (adjective). There are many similar cases, such as: absence/absent, convenience/convenient, evidence/evident, innocence/innocent, patience/patient, silence/silent, violence/violent.
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