LE AVOCADO
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Hi teachers
I have asked many related post in many English forum, But I am still confused:
Most of grammar books say that simple future-will is used for spontaneous decision as following:
If so , when I already decided a plan , then I want to tell my plan to my friend, I can't use simple future -will:
Is it wrong to use I 'll go to .... in that context.
I have asked many native speakers, but the opinions differ. Some says that it is still fine to use I 'll go...
But some say that it is unnatural to use simple future here. This makes me confused.
I have asked many related post in many English forum, But I am still confused:
Most of grammar books say that simple future-will is used for spontaneous decision as following:
Is this theory true?Future simple tense can be used in situations where we have no previously made-up plan, and we are making a decision on the spot while speaking.
If so , when I already decided a plan , then I want to tell my plan to my friend, I can't use simple future -will:
Context:
If two days ago, I already decided to go to California next week. This means that I already decided to go California. Now I meet my friend, I want to tell her about my upcoming trip and want to invite her to join
I 'll go to California next week. Would you like to join me?
Is it wrong to use I 'll go to .... in that context.
I have asked many native speakers, but the opinions differ. Some says that it is still fine to use I 'll go...
But some say that it is unnatural to use simple future here. This makes me confused.