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piotr.grela - Michael Swan Practical English Usage chapter 39.3
will and present forms: both possible The differences between the structures used to talk about the future are not always very clear-cut. Will and present forms (especially going to …) are often both possible in the same situation, if ‘present’ ideas like intention or fixed arrangement are a part of the meaning, but not very important. The choice can depend on which aspect we wish to emphasise. – What will you do next year? (open question about the future; perhaps no clear plans have been made) What are you doing next year? (emphasis on fixed arrangements) What are you going to do next year? (emphasis on intentions) - rok temu |
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Ja by powiedział: "I'm gonna (going to) be your new coworker".
Z will tez moze byc. Z reszta Brytyjczycy "will" i "going to"(gonna) czesto stosuja nawymiennie bez zadnej logiki.
Czasu Present Simple z reguły nie używa się do przyszłości. - rok temu zmieniany: rok temu
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