Are going to
Tend to and are going to are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Tend to" instead a verb "Are going to".
Tend to
Are going to and tend to are semantically related. You can use "Are going to" instead a verb "Tend to".
Mutual synonyms
Both terms in one sentence
- For example, Grandpa Smedry is always late to where the bullets are going to be, and guns tend to break when fired at me.
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For example, Grandpa Smedry is always late to where the bullets are going to be, and guns tend to spontaneously fall apart when fired at Alcatraz.
Source: Literature / Alcatraz Series -
They tend to find map pieces just after they're useful and realize, much to their frustration, that the rooms they've entered and exited are going to return them to the same place.
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