Future Continuous or to be going to?
Are you going to the stationer’s later? If so, could you buy a bundle of A4 paper for me?
or
Will you be going to the stationer’s later? If so, could you buy a bundle of A4 paper for me?
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Answers · 2
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Either is fine.
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Both work in this context but I would say the 'more' correct answer is the first one.
-'To be going' is used to ask about intentions to do something
-'Will' for decisions made in that moment.
I believe the question is asking if the person has intentions of going to the stationer's but without more context it could be either.
Hope that helps,
Andrew
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