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I need grammar explanation please...The future with the present continuous and going to...

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'Going to' modifies other verbs to make them future tense. When talking about future events, a present continuous emphasizes the events while 'going to' is more about the decision to make those evens happen.

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I need grammar explanation please...The future with the present continuous and going to...​

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I need grammar explanation please...The future with the present continuous and going to...