LE AVOCADO
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Please watch the video above
I have read a lot of grammar books about ways talking about future.
I also already read the link https://www.usingenglish.com/teachers/articles/ways-expressing-future-in-english.html , which teachers here recommended.
But when watching English movie, I am still confused about the way native choose which way to talk about the future.
In that clip cut from the movie "The bride's mother"
The newly married couple was going to go to the honeymoon right after the wedding, but a problem happened, so they decided to not going to the honeymoon and stay to see what happened
The girl who is the bride in the white dress said :
(1) I am staying.
I think that my other 2 version is also right:
(2) I 'll stay
(3) I 'm going to stay
I think that this is an spontaneous decision, so I think that the simple future- will as in (2) should be used.
What if I used the sentence (2) or (3) in this context, would it sound unnatural?
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