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1 I am going to go watch a game 2 I am going to a game 3 I am going to golf 4 I am going to go golfing What are the differences and similarities between and among sentences 1

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Is this correct The person with whom I m doing the project should be here soon If it is is with always a dative preposition like mit in German

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I d prefer All the band are going to go to show their support to divide the different but confusingly similar looking structures here Be going catenates taking a to infinitive some might even consider it

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Which of these two statements seems to be more appropriate I am attending a meeting tomorrow I am going to attend a meeting tomorrow I am quite not sure which one to use

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Coming is from the viewpoint of the destination You might say to your colleagues I m going home then phone your partner and if they are already there say I m coming home While

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0 I m not sure if this is the right place to post this so please let me know if its not appropriate I was wondering if there s any general rule on when to use have and do in the

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What is the difference between saying the following I am going to bed in a few minutes I will be going to bed in a few minutes Or I will be getting off here Or I guess I will be getting of

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I m going to the store could be something I am currently doing about to do or will do in the future It s not idiomatic at all for currently and it would normally be followed by a time now or

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In 2010 linguist Neal Whitman wrote it s the Prime Time for Imma commenting on its use in pop lyrics In fact this Imma also spelled I ma I mma Ima and I m a is not the contraction