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25 Nov 2020
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English (UK)
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What’s the difference ?
She said she is going to go out
She said she would go out
She said she was going to go out
What’s the difference ?
She said she is going to go out
She said she would go out
She said she was going to go out
She said she is going to go out
She said she would go out
She said she was going to go out
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>"She said she is going to go out" = She said in the past, she is going out in the future (confirmed, she will go)
>"She said she would go out" = She said in the past, she is going out in the future (unconfirmed, possibility of not going)
>"She said she was going to go out" = She said in the past, either she isn't going out anymore or she has already left
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