Will, going to and present continuos What's the difference among them in this text? 'We've changed our travel plans since my last message: now we're leaving for Hawaii on Monday (not Tuesday). We'll

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Will, going to and present continuos What's the difference among them in this text? 'We've changed our travel plans since my last message: now we're leaving for Hawaii on Monday (not Tuesday). We'll stay/We're going to stay/We're staying there for a week before flying to New Zealand.'

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I would use "we're staying" since the plans are firmly set down and an itinerary is certain.

For that phrase, I would use "We'll stay" just because it is the simplest and the least wordy. All three of those choices can be used, however, and they mean the same thing.

Editing- continuous.

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