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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
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Is the sentence "in the nearest of the future" correct?
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Hi, No. The standard expression is the 'in the near future', meaning 'soon'. You could say 'in the very near future'.
- Hi, No.
- The standard expression is the 'in the near future', meaning 'soon'.
- You could say 'in the very near future'.
- Clive
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Hi,
No. The standard expression is the 'in the near future', meaning 'soon'.
You could say 'in the very near future'.
Clive
No. The standard expression is the 'in the near future', meaning 'soon'.
You could say 'in the very near future'.
Clive
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