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I think I will have reached this aim... I think I will have reached this aim by next month. & I think I will have achieved this goal by next month. What is the difference?

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Both sentences are correct. These are the collocations for "goal": achieve, attain, reach
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Technically, there is no difference, since aim in this context means goal, but the first sentence sounds odd and you probably won't hear anyone say it.
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Hi. In this context "goal" would be the word that you would use. A "goal" is something we want to achieve. An "aim" ( when used as a noun) is the purpose or intention. I think I will have achieved this goal by next month. or My aim is to achieve this goal by next month. Hope that helps.

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