Is that true? Please, tell me.
when someone asks me about the day routine like ( what are you doing today?)
(to describe a normal day ..I supposed to use present continuous tense, right)
for example, I say >> I'm going to work today or I'm staying at home today because I've got a cold. (future plan)
Is it true if I said >> I'll go to work or I'll stay at home?
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Yes! Both "I'm going to work" and "I'll go to work" are correct. ("I'll" = I will, so: "I will go to work.") They are interchangeable.
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It is okay to say both "I'll go to work" or "I'll stay at home," however they would not typically be used alone. For instance, you could say "I'll go to work and then I'm having dinner with a friend." For the most part, the present continuous tense is always used.
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