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Anonymous Posted 9 years ago
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I know that it is not correct to say: " New year i will be celebrating with my family before midnight and then with my friends", but is it correct to say instead of I WILL BE CELEBRATING, I AM CELEBRATING?
  

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Anonymous I know that it is not correct to say: " New year i will be celebrating with my family before midnight and then with my friends", "I will be celebrating" is correct. "New Year" and "I" are not correctly capitalised. I would say "At New Year", but some people might just say "New Year".

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  • Anonymous I know that it is not correct to say: " New year i will be celebrating with my family before midnight and then with my friends", "I will be celebrating" is correct.
  • "New Year" and "I" are not correctly capitalised.
  • I would say "At New Year", but some people might just say "New Year".
  • I would put a comma after "midnight".
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AnonymousI know that it is not correct to say: " New year i will be celebrating with my family before midnight and then with my friends",
"I will be celebrating" is correct.

"New Year" and "I" are not correctly capitalised. I would say "At New Year", but some people might just say "New Year". I would put a comma after "midnight".
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Anonymousis it correct to say instead of I WILL BE CELEBRATING, I AM CELEBRATING
Both are fine.

I [am / will be] celebrating New Year's Eve with my family before midnight and with my friends after (midnight).

CJ
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