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Alc24 Posted 16 years ago
Grammar

Be vs stay/ are vs will

Could you please tell me how to properly say these 2 sentences?

1 When I starting working somewhere, I automatically know who my friends will be/are going to be from the way they act.

2 I'll stay faithful to you./I'll be faithful to you.

Thank you
  

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alc24 1 When I starting working somewhere, I automatically know who my friends will be/are going to be from the way they act. Either way is correct. alc24 I'll stay faithful to you I have been faithful to you up until now and will remain so.

— LouiseT

  • alc24 1 When I starting working somewhere, I automatically know who my friends will be/are going to be from the way they act.
  • Either way is correct.
  • alc24 I'll stay faithful to you I have been faithful to you up until now and will remain so.
  • alc24 I'll be faithful to you.
  • A promise of future fathfulness.
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alc241 When I starting working somewhere, I automatically know who my friends will be/are going to be from the way they act.

Either way is correct.
alc24 I'll stay faithful to you
I have been faithful to you up until now and will remain so.
alc24I'll be faithful to you.
A promise of f
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Hi!
alc241 When I start working somewhere, I automatically know who my friends will be/are going to be from the way they act.
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oops yes - sorry I missed that - I was concentrating on- will / going to

Thanks frostwhite
Emotion: embarrassed
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