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Yellowstarstruck Posted 8 years ago
Grammar
Both acceptable?
Are both acceptable in spoken English? How about written English? Thanks, Fulvio
1. I will play golf with Bill this afternoon.
2. I will play golf this afternoon with Bill.
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Both are OK in written English. In spoken English it would be I'll , not I will . In both kinds of English you are more likely to see and hear I'm (I am) going to play rather than I'll (I will) play .
- Both are OK in written English.
- In spoken English it would be I'll , not I will .
- In both kinds of English you are more likely to see and hear I'm (I am) going to play rather than I'll (I will) play .
- Though both are correct, I prefer the first one, if that matters to you.
- CJ
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Both are OK in written English. In spoken English it would be I'll, not I will.
In both kinds of English you are more likely to see and hear I'm (I am) going to play rather than I'll (I will) play.
Though both are correct, I prefer the first one, if that matters to you.
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