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Could you please tell me if the following sentences are correct:

How to speak good in English?

How to speak good English?

How to speak English well?

We have no choice, but to speak good in English.

We have no choice, but to speak English well.

If you want to visit the castle, you have to go straight on for five minutes.

Sunday is going to be (a) windy (day).

Sunday will be (a) windy (day).

I need to put effort into maths.

I need to put in the effort in maths.

I need to put effort in maths.

(I haven't used the plural here, but I was tempted to add a "S" at the end of "effort")

Is there a big difference between : "Going to+ infinitive " instead of "Will +infinitive"?

  • Example:

"I'm going to check later" VS "I'll check later"

Tomorrow, it's going to rain. VS "Tomorrow, it will rain."

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