Examples of using Going to have in English and their translations into Dutch
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Colloquial
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Official
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Ecclesiastic
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Medicine
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Financial
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Computer
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Programming
so the only question is how much fun are you going to have?
Flowers?- Florist. or I'm going to have some awkward explaining to do. Well, I hope they're from you.
We are not going to have you cutting people up for something that they did in the heat of the moment.
We're going to have a hard enough time feeding the people who aren't infected.
It turns out Tumor was only five… so we're going to have him for a long, long time.
Choosing the LocationThe first, and certainly one of the most important decisions that you are going to have to….
it looks as though she's going to have.
I'm going to have a child.
given that we are very soon going to have a new Commission.
what you're saying is you're going to have kidney problems or eye problems.
If your website is going to have a huge traffic,
a natural treatment for brittle nails is going to have no side effects,
then for the rest of the semester I only had to glance at Outlook to get a very clear idea of what kind of week I was going to have.
I'm Mr. Feeny, yes. My brother's friend Cory Matthews… said I'm going to have you for a teacher next year.
a model city for his homeland type exercise they're going to have.
If you choose to work all of the projects in this online class then at the end of it you're going to have a color-rich hat,
I explained my desire to have Duke Power mitigate as much as possible the visual impact this tower structure is going to have on the experience Cherokee people have when they visit Kituwah.
now learned a lesson: they are going to have to reafforest, take care of the hydraulic system which coped with the floods for hundreds of years and try to protect
sources then you are going to have to continually adjust the volume control on your computer