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Dear native English speakers,
would you help me?
Which one can be used?
(a) I'm going to Rome when I finish my Italian lessons.
(b) I'm going to go to Rome when I finish my Italian lessons.
(c) I'll go to Rome when I finish my Italian lessons.
(d) I'll be going to Rome when I finish my Italian lessons.
Are there any other sentences with the same meaning?
Hirashin
would you help me?
Which one can be used?
(a) I'm going to Rome when I finish my Italian lessons.
(b) I'm going to go to Rome when I finish my Italian lessons.
(c) I'll go to Rome when I finish my Italian lessons.
(d) I'll be going to Rome when I finish my Italian lessons.
Are there any other sentences with the same meaning?
Hirashin