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We are going to buy a new car vs We are going buy a new car

The correct phrase is "we are going to buy a new car." The phrase "we are going buy a new car" is incorrect due to the missing word "to." The phrase with "going to" is the standard way to express future plans in English.

Last updated: March 19, 2024

We are going to buy a new car

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English.

This phrase is the correct way to express future plans in English. It indicates the intention to purchase a new car.

Examples:

  • We are going to buy a new car next week.
  • They are going to buy a new car for their family.
  • She is going to buy a new car after she gets her bonus.
  • Are you going to buy a new car this year?
  • I am going to buy a new car as soon as I save enough money.

We are going buy a new car

This phrase is incorrect in English due to the missing word "to."


Alternatives:

  • We are going to buy a new car.
  • We are planning to buy a new car.
  • We will buy a new car.
  • We intend to buy a new car.
  • We are looking to buy a new car.

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