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المشاركة الأصلية كتبت بواسطة mahrousahmed
In our mid-term exam January 2016, the examiner copied these two following sentences from an outside cook book. She \ He asked the students to choice the correct answer:
1) I ..........to a party tomorrow, would you like to come?
a) am going b)will go c) goes d) will have gone
the examiner's answer was 'am going'
I politely objected and debated that the answer should be "will go" as the sentence here doesn't have a plan or an intention or even arrangement as the speaker says,"....a party......" not ".........the party ........"
What's your opinions my dear colleagues?
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بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم
am going is the right answer merely because it's a decision taken before
As for a party / the party
a noun is definite when it's known to both the listener and the speaker
Ex : I bought a car / the car yesterday
Here : I know exactly which car I'm talking about but the noun is still indefinite
ملحوظة : بدلا من التفاصيل الكثيرة لاظهار الفارق بين will / going to
جرب الاتي
We use " will " for decisions taken now
Ali : My friend Adel is in hospital
Sami : I know , I'm going to visit him today
We use " going to" for decisions taken before
Ali : My friend Adel is in hospital
Sami : Oh! really , I'll visit him today
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