May 25, 2021
Going to go
1. We intend to go to Dan's. (Dan's place/house).
2. We plan to go to Dan's.
3. We're going to go to Dan's.
Do those sentences mean the same?
Is "going to go " grammatically correct? Or should it be "We're going to Dan's"
Going to go
1. We intend to go to Dan's.
(Dan's place/house).
2. We plan to go to Dan's.
3. We're going to go to Dan's.
Is "going to go " grammatically correct?
Or should it be "We're going to Dan's"?
Feedback
They do have similar meanings, but I think there's a different nuance.
- "We intend to…" This sounds stronger to me, in terms of conveying the desire to do something.
- "We plan to…" This would suggest that the subject has an actual plan in mind to me.
- "We are going to…" sounds like a more informal version of "We will…" I would also expect it more in relatively informal conversation related to the immediate future.
May 25, 2021
Thank you so much 🙂
Going to go
1. We intend to go to Dan's.
(Dan's place/house).
2. We plan to go to Dan's.
3. We're going to go to Dan's.
Do those sentences mean the same thing?
Is "going to go " grammatically correct?
Oor should it be "We're going to Dan's"?
Combine these last two sentences, they should not be split.
Feedback
"Going to go" is grammatically correct, but most people just say "going to". They mean the same thing.
Intend and plan are similar meaning something will probably happen but it isn't happening yet and there is a chance it might not.
Going to is a more like something is definitely happening.
May 25, 2021
Thank you. Youve been a great help🙂
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Or should it be "We're going to Dan's" Or should it be "We're going to Dan's"?
Combine these last two sentences, they should not be split. |
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