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Pleasehelp Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Email account
I will no longer use this email account. Or
I will no longer be using this email account.
What's the difference between the two sentences.
I will no longer be using this email account.
What's the difference between the two sentences.
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The first is a statement in the present tense meaning I have ceased as of now using the email account. The second is a future tense statement meaning at some time in the near future I will not be using the email account, although the statement would be better if it were qualified by adding an estimate of when. Such as; I will no longer be using this email account as of next week.
- The first is a statement in the present tense meaning I have ceased as of now using the email account.
- The second is a future tense statement meaning at some time in the near future I will not be using the email account, although the statement would be better if it were qualified by adding an estimate of when.
- Such as; I will no longer be using this email account as of next week.
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The first is a statement in the present tense meaning I have ceased as of now using the email account.
The second is a future tense statement meaning at some time in the near future I will not be using the email account, although the statement would be better if it were qualified by adding an estimate of when.
Such as;
I will no longer be using this email account as of
The second is a future tense statement meaning at some time in the near future I will not be using the email account, although the statement would be better if it were qualified by adding an estimate of when.
Such as;
I will no longer be using this email account as of
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