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Tung Quoc Posted 20 years ago
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1/Do you say in present/past/future... or in the present/past/future? (1)

2/ Is (1) correct?

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To my personal knowledge, without the determiner, present is an adjective, and not a noun.

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  • To my personal knowledge, without the determiner, present is an adjective, and not a noun.
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To my personal knowledge, without the determiner, present is an adjective, and not a noun.
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Say: nowadays, today, these days, at the moment etc. Not: in the present.

In the past is OK and so is in the future.

In future has a slightly different meaning and has been discussed in another thread recently.

Cheers
CB

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Hi,

Could u tell me the difference in meaning btw in the future and in future?

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