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    We use "to be + going to + infinitive verb" to talk about actions that will happen very soon or plans that we have made. "Will" is used to talk about promises, predictions, or things that someone wants to do in the future. Both "going to" and "will" are used to discuss future actions or plans.

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    We use "to be + going to + infinitive verb" to talk about actions that will happen very soon or plans that we have made. "Will" is used to talk about promises, predictions, or things that someone wants to do in the future. Both "going to" and "will" are used to discuss future actions or plans.

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    Xiomara Vargas
    We use "to be + going to + infinitive verb" to talk about actions that will happen very soon or plans that we have made. "Will" is used to talk about promises, predictions, or things that someone wants to do in the future. Both "going to" and "will" are used to discuss future actions or plans.

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    We generally use “to be + going to + infinitive

    verb” for actions that are going to happen very soon


    or to express a plan that we have. We use «Will» is
    used to express a promise, a prediction or something
    that you want to do in the future.

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