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I took an exam about difference between will, be going to and be+verb+ing.



There was a question like this:



Room is hot!_____ open the window.




  1. will you

  2. are you going to


Please tell me what is the correct form?






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I took an exam about difference between will, be going to and be+verb+ing.



There was a question like this:



Room is hot!_____ open the window.




  1. will you

  2. are you going to


Please tell me what is the correct form?






word-choice







share|improve this question
















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  • Neither (questions, with the wrong punctuation) or both (grumpy complaints/requests).
    – Lawrence
    Jul 31 at 8:26












  • You could say please.
    – Beulah Akindele
    Jul 31 at 10:05










  • Exam questions may be off topic.
    – Kris
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I took an exam about difference between will, be going to and be+verb+ing.



There was a question like this:



Room is hot!_____ open the window.




  1. will you

  2. are you going to


Please tell me what is the correct form?






word-choice







share|improve this question















I took an exam about difference between will, be going to and be+verb+ing.



There was a question like this:



Room is hot!_____ open the window.




  1. will you

  2. are you going to


Please tell me what is the correct form?






word-choice




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  • Neither (questions, with the wrong punctuation) or both (grumpy complaints/requests).
    – Lawrence
    Jul 31 at 8:26












  • You could say please.
    – Beulah Akindele
    Jul 31 at 10:05










  • Exam questions may be off topic.
    – Kris
    Jul 31 at 11:46


















  • Neither (questions, with the wrong punctuation) or both (grumpy complaints/requests).
    – Lawrence
    Jul 31 at 8:26












  • You could say please.
    – Beulah Akindele
    Jul 31 at 10:05










  • Exam questions may be off topic.
    – Kris
    Jul 31 at 11:46
















Neither (questions, with the wrong punctuation) or both (grumpy complaints/requests).
– Lawrence
Jul 31 at 8:26






Neither (questions, with the wrong punctuation) or both (grumpy complaints/requests).
– Lawrence
Jul 31 at 8:26














You could say please.
– Beulah Akindele
Jul 31 at 10:05




You could say please.
– Beulah Akindele
Jul 31 at 10:05












Exam questions may be off topic.
– Kris
Jul 31 at 11:46




Exam questions may be off topic.
– Kris
Jul 31 at 11:46










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"Are you going to" means "do you intend to" in this case. "Will you~" means "Please" or "Would you" is this case. It is a request.






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