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Grammar and Linguistics > going to go?
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ngthsang
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going to go?
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Can I say, "I am going to go to London next summer." and "Are you going to come earlier tomorrow?"? Please help me with the 2 sentences. Many thanks. |
20 Apr 2015
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redcamarocruiser
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Yes, you can say both, but I would say, " Are you going to come in earlier tomorrow?" if you are talking about work.
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20 Apr 2015
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gabriel_aubert
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Yes, both are correct. But the first one can sounds more natural with Present Continuous, as it is an arrangement and the future phrase "next summer" is mentioned: "I �m going to London next summer" |
20 Apr 2015
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ngthsang
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Thank both of you for all your help. |
20 Apr 2015
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