What's the difference between these two? they look similar for me ..
1) ''I am leaving soon. Please look after my house''
2) ''I'll be leaving soon. Please look after my house''
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In this context there is no perceptible difference between the two alternatives. You're right, they're pretty much the same.
In other contexts, #2 suggests a *probability* of leaving that can be dependent on a condition. For example, "I'll be leaving soon unless they clean my hotel room". In a sentence such as the one I have given, you'd still hear native English speakers using #1 but #2 is preferable.
I hope this helps you a little bit.
Take care and good luck!
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There is no difference in meaning, both are same. These two are just different ways, different sentence structure.
Thanks!
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i feel that it have no diffence
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Here there is no difference.
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