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Anonymous Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
all possible tenses for a future reference
Hi,
Please tell me if they all refer to the future and if there are any differences.
He goes to school on next Monday.
He is going to school on next Monday.
He will go to school on next Monday.
He will be going to school on next Monday.
Please tell me if they all refer to the future and if there are any differences.
He goes to school on next Monday.
He is going to school on next Monday.
He will go to school on next Monday.
He will be going to school on next Monday.
Top answer
-- simple statement of fact with a smidgen of interest or concern.
- -- simple statement of fact with a smidgen of interest or concern.
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He goes to school next Monday.-- a fact determined by a force majeure, like a train schedule
He is going to school next Monday.-- an arrangement
He will go to school next Monday.-- simple statement of fact
He will be going to school next Monday.-- simple statement of fact with a smidgen of interest or concern.
He goes to school next Monday.-- a fact determined by a force majeure, like a train schedule
He is going to school next Monday.-- an arrangement
He will go to school next Monday.-- simple statement of fact
He will be going to school next Monday.-- simple statement of fact with a smidgen of interest or concern.
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