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I would rather use the first one because it sounds better. But not sure!
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September 3, 2020
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-the Shaawshank redemption, such a great movie will never repeat.
-I have recently shown “spy-susan cooper undercover”, it was quite comedy, so if you want to laugh..
-and “Jonny English” may not be forderten 👌🏽
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April 14, 2020
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German is interesting, believe me, so start with✌🏽
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April 14, 2020
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Hello Dave,
Well, both seem correct but I would rather say "tomorrow I will have an exam” just because you didn’t plan it, so you probably have to do the exam, you didn’t plan it personally and freely.
So, “going to” means you have planed something,
and “will” is just something that will happen but you didn’t plan it.
(It is just my opinion, hope it helps you).
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April 14, 2020
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Hello Aud,
Of course your writing skills improve when you listen to English. But if you want to improve it effectively by re-writing an article then you better should put the article away from you (about 3 to 5 meter) and then you can read the article and re-write it on the shape of paper or in your exercise book. And then you go back to the article you read some words and then come back to your exercise book and rewrite it. By this way you will keep the words in mind for some seconds and you will improve your memory and your writing skills.
i have got this idea from YouTube and it really helped me improve my writing skills. If you didn’t got it, just right me, I will explain it better.