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English is always spelled with "E", not "e". And there are never spaces before terminal punctuation.
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I want to know the difference nuance between "going to" and "about to" in native englishEnglish speaker's environment, which one is better to use or widely used  ?

I want to know the difference nuance between "going to" and "about to" in native english speaker's environment, which one is better to use or widely used  ?

I want to know the difference nuance between "going to" and "about to" in native English speaker's environment, which one is better to use or widely used?

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About to vs Going to

I want to know the difference nuance between "going to" and "about to" in native english speaker's environment, which one is better to use or widely used ?