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Asami
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Sep 13, 2018
He study japanese eagerly. Great!
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    Both are completely correct in that context. The I am going to go to college could imply you are doing something else before you go to college in that context but doesn't have to. The main difference between these two structures is if you are asked that question: "are you going to college?" By someone who doesn't know if you are a student or not. The two answers then imply diffrent things the first being yes I am a student. The second being no I am not a student right now but I will be in the future.
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    October 27, 2018
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    My English has always been like this. is correct English the question mark makes no sense with the sentence, you are making a statement not asking a question.
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    September 10, 2018
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    There reasonably interchangeable though it is somewhat more common to use reliability to refer to a machine and dependability for a human. That being said its certainly not written in stone.
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    September 10, 2018
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