The meaning of all of those choices are relatively same, however the difference arises in the probability of the certain action happening.
"The train will leave"...this implies that the situation is probable, and that the train leaves at the specified time every day.
"The train is going to leave"...this implies that there preparations currently underway and if complete, the train will leave at that particular time.
"The train leaves"...this implies that the train departs at the specified time every time.
"The train is leaving"...this implies that all necessary preparations have been made and the train will leave at the specified time.
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They will more often show you how they are feeling than tell you. In this age group grief can be observed as changes in behavior: irritability, regression to a previous stage of development such as having more tantrums, not wanting to separate from their primary caretaker, wetting their pants or the bed at night.
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learning a new language is always great as it can help with a lot of stuff, communications, traveling, understanding its culture, traditions...etc learning french will be a huge credit if you learn it and put it to ur vocabulary as in europe its the third language and when ur traveling to europe its great to know some french for if you stumble upon a problem or needs help with something so that u know what to direct say.
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"Your Little Voice" uses imagery in the lines "over time//and tide and death//leaping", conveying the sadness of the death through comparing the voice to the movement of wind and waves. "Grandma Ling" uses imagery in the lines: "to take to heart the eldest daughter//of her youngest son a quarter century away", by comparing the distance in time and geography as well as in cultural differences, to express the emotional distance between families far apart.
