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    "In case of" emergencies "In case of" robbers "In case of" disasters - directed towards nouns, specifically something bad "In case that" something happens "In case that" he comes - noun + verb Just "in case", we'll lock the doors - to prevent something from happening Overall, in case just means to prevent something not preferred from happening
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    It will be sunny tomorrow, we are going to go fishing. (you know it will be sunny tomorrow) Since it will be sunny tomorrow, we will go fishing. (since: you know, therefore) [It being sunny tomorrow, we will go fishing.] - It being sunny tomorrow, sounds like Since it will be sunny tomorrow He 'will' be back/He'll be back She 'will' be going now/She'll be going now Like how we have I'm for I am and He's for He is 彼が戻ってきます (google translate) will: want to(for something to happen), for something to happen in the future (future tense) going to: want to go to (also future tense) If you think about it, will can be used for more meanings Going to is directed towards somewhere, a place
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    所以我找到客户后让他们去参观和确认那二十四英寸管道。
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    Thank you for not forgetting my name.
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