Question

Will или be going to. What you like a drink? (Nothing much, but I/start/ a new job son

Answer 1

Ответ:

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Answer 2

To express the future tense in this sentence, you should use "will" or "be going to." Here are two possible ways to construct the sentence:

1. "Will you like a drink? (Nothing much, but I am starting a new job soon.)"
2. "Are you going to like a drink? (Nothing much, but I am starting a new job soon.)"

Both of these sentences are correct, but they slightly change the nuance of the question. The first sentence using "will" is more general, asking if the person will want a drink in the future. The second sentence using "be going to" suggests that the person's intention to have a drink may be influenced by their upcoming new job.