By Expressions, Semantic meanings

Hi Believer, I'm not brave enough or knowledgeable enough to give you a definitive answer. For starters, I'm not familiar with the implications of your expression, "a typical (known-to-be??) uncountable noun." I think I can imagine situations where the semantic meaning of...

Hello, milky (The question is ... I'm not sure if we could call the speaker's plan or decision as internal evidence.) You misunderstand me. There's immediate internal and external evidence that help choose "going to" and then, for other expressions, there' plans and intentions. This is not...

Umm... Do you insist that here, too, the speaker has evidence, at the moment of speaking, of the future event? (5) I'm going hit you. / I will hit you. (6) I'm not going to tell you. / I won't tell you. (7) I'm going to die. (= I will die, I lost all my hopes.) Hmm... I'm not sure....

, it will be strange? That is: (1') My nose is itching and I feel I will sneeze. (2') I've just seen a sad film and emotional feelings has begun to well up inside ... I will cry. (4') I will die (... it's evident from what the doctor said). > Yes, those do sound strange to me. Numbers 2 and...

Tell me how to indicate the future action I will inevitably carry out if the addressee accepts my offer of help - without using a modal. How about ... use some lexical expression: , for example. Don't forget, milky, you've said: >!