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The document discusses future plans, with some things being definite plans using "going to", some being probable plans using "will", and some examples of plans being discussed such as working tomorrow morning, getting a degree next year, and finishing mastery classes in 2013.

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FUTURE PLANS Goingto: Definiteplans. Will: Probablyplans.

Exercises. Sheisgoingtoworktomorrowmorning. Maybehewillgethisdegreenextyear. I am goingtofinishthemasteryclasses in 2013.

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1. FUTURE PLANS Goingto: Definiteplans. Will: Probablyplans.

2. Exercises. Sheisgoingtoworktomorrowmorning. Maybehewillgethisdegreenextyear. I am goingtofinishthemasteryclasses in 2013.

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