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Will, Be going to, Present Continous

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Will, Be going to, Present Continous

by Noe Ruiz Ayala
1

Which sentence uses the present continuous correctly?

2

When do we use 'will'?

3

Which sentence indicates a future intention?

4

What is the structure of the present continuous?

5

Which is a correct use of 'be going to'?

6

What is the present continuous form of 'to read'?

7

When is 'will' typically used?

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Which sentence is in the present continuous?

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What does 'be going to' express?

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Which of these is NOT a use of the present continuous?

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