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Irina_blondy Posted 11 years ago
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Why should I use future continuous and not future simple in the following sentence:"if you keep on getting promoted,you will be running the whole school soon."?
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"? You may say either, though the continuous is usual there.
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- You may say either, though the continuous is usual there.
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shatWhy should I use future continuous and not future simple in the following sentence:"if you keep on getting promoted,you will be running the whole school soon."?You may say either, though the continuous is usual there.
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