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Comma Posted 16 years ago
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Be leaving/will be leaving

What is the difference between;

I'm leaving tomorrow.

I'll be leaving tomorrow.

And if both are correct, then which one is more used?

Thank you in advance!
  

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Hi, What is the difference between; I'm leaving tomorrow. I'll be leaving tomorrow. And if both are correct, then which one is more used?

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  • Hi, What is the difference between; I'm leaving tomorrow.
  • I'll be leaving tomorrow.
  • And if both are correct, then which one is more used?
  • Both are correct English.
  • Here are a few general comments.
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Hi,

What is the difference between;

I'm leaving tomorrow.

I'll be leaving tomorrow.

And if both are correct, then which one is more used?

Both are correct English. Here are a few general comments.

I'm leaving tomorrow. States it as a simple fact. Commonly said



I'll be leaving tomorrow. Sounds more ind
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