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I will be in Paris next month. Is the grammar right or wrong? -- It is right as amended.
- I will be in Paris next month.
- Is the grammar right or wrong?
- -- It is right as amended.
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I will be in Paris next month.
Is the grammar right or wrong? -- It is right as amended.
Is the grammar right or wrong? -- It is right as amended.
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'I will be in Paris next month.'
'Is it true or false?'
It's true if you have booked a flight to Paris next month.
It's false if you are telling a lie and actually intend to go to Acapulco.
Rover
'I will be in Paris next month.'
'Is it true or false?'
It's true if you have booked a flight to Paris next month.
It's false if you are telling a lie and actually intend to go to Acapulco.
Rover
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