I'm going to be paying with a credit card.
Is this expression "I'm going to be paying with" right? And can I use "I'm going to pay with" replace it?
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They are both correct. The first sentence uses passive voice, the second uses direct voice.
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I will be paying with my credit card.
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You can use both. "I'm going to be paying" implies some sort of comment, like "I don't have a choice", "I hope it won't be a problem" while "I'm going to pay" is neutral.
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