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1 Dec 2020
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Which expression do you prefer to use in business situations,”going to” or “gonna”?
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Which expression do you prefer to use in business situations,”going to” or “gonna”?
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For writing:
ALWAYS use Going to
Never use gonna. It will make you look very rude and uneducated
For speech: both are fine
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going to
you can also just use “will” instead
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Thank you for easy to understand reply.
May I ask one more about “will”?
How do you use words interchangeably “will” and @going to”?@argxenta
May I ask one more about “will”?
How do you use words interchangeably “will” and @going to”?@argxenta
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