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- "I'm doing something" is the present continuous. The present continuous expresses an activity that is in progress. "I’m going to do something" is the simple future tense. The simple future tense expresses an action or situation that will occur in the future. "Going to" is used to express the simple future tense in English.0 votedMay 18, 20132
Well, my name is Matheus, and I'm 18 (thank God, now I can drive, drink and be arrested haha xD). By the way, I finished high school six months ago; I'm not working now, but before my birthday, I was. Now I'm just studying English, maths and Japanese (if anyone could help me with anyone of these topics, I would be very happy xD). I love languages, but I can only speak English and Portuguese. I want to learn Japanese, Korean, French, German, Italian, Greek, Mandarim, Russian, and Farsi. I am going to study other languages after I master all of these. xD I'm Brazilian, but I don't like football or carnival or anything else you think I like haha. I hate books, but I read a lot on the internet, about many different things, like tecnology, religion, music, psicology, etc....
I'm the type of guy that always changes his mind and always wants to learn a new thing and always discover and loves something that I thought I would hate haha!
Well, that's me; if you like, you can be my friend. I don't care about your religion, your ethnic or your sexuality. If you're nice to, me I'll be nice to you. ^^ That's all folks.0 votedAugust 7, 20123
