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81% GOOD (21 votes)ОтговореноЕзиков въпрос PS: Immerse yourself in these free English lessons: Free resource: Quantifiers — Ago — British Virgin Islands Timeline — Animal Sounds
- berryblond
July 2014
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Jack_MikeJuly 2020 I am doing is the action that is being done at the time of speaking but i am going to do is used to decribe future. we can say that is for planned actions for future
 | sslom221June 2018 I am doing . it is mean right now and I am going to do we use it when we talking a bout future |
- 0% GOOD (2 votes)
 | CBennemeerJuly 2014 Hi  when you say "I am doing" it means right now, at this moment and I'm still busy. For example, I am talking right now. "I am going to do" is in the future. For example, I am going to see a movie tomorrow. So ... I am doing the dishes at this moment OR I am going to do the dishes tomorrow/this evening. |
- 24% GOOD (46 votes)
CBennemeerJuly 2014 Yes, that is also right - "I am going to the doctor tomorrow". Unfortunately there are always exceptions to the rule. "I am teaching a class tomorrow" OR "I will be teaching a class tomorrow" OR "I am going to teach a class tomorrow". Someone might ask "Are you going to the doctor tomorrow?" to which you would reply "Yes, I am going to the doctor tomorrow."
berryblondJuly 2014 hi and thanks for your reply! If I say" I am going to the doctor tomorrow"-it's not right now. I talk about future. And is it possible to say "I am going to visit my doctor tomorrow". I don't understand the difference. or may be there is no difference?
CBennemeerJuly 2014 The first is called present continuous (it's happening now, and continuing), the second is called the future continuous (it will happen in the future and will continue until finished).