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18 May
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What is the difference between "I will go to a new school." and "I will be going to a new school." ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
What is the difference between "I will go to a new school." and "I will be going to a new school." ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
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The second is more common and is used in routine situations. “When I finish junior high school, I will be going to a new school for 10th grade and on.” The first is more emphatic. “If I don’t get satisfaction from this school, I will go to a new school”
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They mean the same thing. Their only difference is a bunch of boring grammar.
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the first is literally a one-time event (even though most will understand it to be continual); the second is actually written as a continuing verb, as in "from now on, I will be going to a new school."
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The second is more common and is used in routine situations. “When I finish junior high school, I will be going to a new school for 10th grade and on.” The first is more emphatic. “If I don’t get satisfaction from this school, I will go to a new school”
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