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He means to do it?



 
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He means to do it? #1 (permalink) Sat Nov 20, 2004 20:44 pm   He means to do it?
 

Hello dears! Could you tell me please what is the difference between the
He is going to do it
and
He means to do it
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He means to do it vs. he is going to do it #2 (permalink) Sat Nov 20, 2004 22:06 pm   He means to do it vs. he is going to do it
 

He is going to do it means he really will do it.
He means to do it implies that you is intenting to do it but in the end he might or might not do it.
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