When in Britain... Speak English!

  We use going to to say what we want to/intend to do in the future. Contrary to Present Continuous used to express future plans, going to is used for less specific plans. We intend to do something but we haven't taken any effort to make it happen. Konstrukcji going to używamy, gdy mówimy o tym, co ZAMIERZAMY zrobić w przyszlości. W przeciwieństwie do czasu Present Continuous, którego także używa się do wyrażania przyszłych planów, going to używany jest do mniej sprecyzowanych planów, a raczej do zamiarów. Zamierzamy coś zrobić, ale jeszcze nie podjęliśmy żadnych kroków, ażeby to zrealizować. *** In the summer I'm going to go to Spain. >>> going to Latem zamierzam jechać do Hiszpanii. (Means that I plan to go to Spain, but it is not certain at all yet.) In the summer I'm going to Spain. >>> Present Continuous Latem jadę do Hiszpanii. (Much more likely that I will go to Spain,I might have booked the holiday.) *** We are going to make a party this ...

Watch some amazing photos of Falmouth in Cornwall (south - west of England). There's nothing more to say... :) To be continued... To see all pictures of Cornwall click  link

Beautiful, picturesque and definitely worth visiting - St Ives in Cornwall, this is one of these places that the British may be proud of. It's extremely crowded in summer but the views are breathtaking so I strongly recommend everyone to go there if you are thinking about travelling across Great Britain to find some pretty places. Enjoy watching the pictures but bear in mind that they don't show all the beauty you may see in here ;)