How do you distinguish "is going to" and "will"
I don't know how to use "is going to" and "will". For instance: l'm going to leave. l will go. How to distinguish them?
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There is a lot of overlap where either one would work just as well. Where there is a difference:
“Going to” is usually used to talk about plans, or predictions based on solid evidence — the process is already in motion as you speak.
“Will” is usually used to talk about decisions in the moment, or predictions based on possibility or opinion.
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They both mean the same thing!
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