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In depth-depth explanation of the difference between "will" and "going to"?

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"Probably", "maybe" and "perhaps" are keywords pointing towards to use of "will".

There are no keywords for "going to", but it should be used when something is very certain to happen.

"Going to" is used in cases with low probability

"Will" is used with high probability.

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