Is there a semantic difference? Is there a semantic difference between "If she is going to the party, I won't go." and "If she goes to the party, I won't go."?

Shallker Wang

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"If she is going to the party, I won't go." = if this is her plan/intention, then I will react in this way. "If she goes to the party, I won't go." = if she does this, then I will react in this way.

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