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Family (Unit 14) | "also" vs "too"
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I leave tommorow or I will leave tommorow #1 (permalink) Wed Aug 03, 2011 11:59 am   I leave tommorow or I will leave tommorow
 

Hello everybody. I am from Russia and I have a question for you. Studing English, I use video lessons of one Russian teacher that says that these kind of constructions, I mentioned in the topic, are equal. Is that true or, maybe, it depends on context ?
Thank you in advance.
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Re: I leave tommorow or I will leave tommorow #2 (permalink) Wed Aug 03, 2011 14:36 pm   Re: I leave tommorow or I will leave tommorow
 

In most cases there is no significant difference between the two.
'will' emphasises the intention to leave.

Note the spelling of 'tomorrow'.
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I leave tommorow or I will leave tommorow #3 (permalink) Thu Aug 04, 2011 0:01 am   I leave tommorow or I will leave tommorow
 

Thank you for this clarification.
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I leave tommorow or I will leave tommorow #4 (permalink) Thu Aug 04, 2011 7:56 am   I leave tommorow or I will leave tommorow
 

That's my pleasure.
It's a little belated now, but welcome to the forums.
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