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Air aqua 793 Posted 8 years ago
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What is the correct grammar for the question below?
Tomorrow I'll be starting work at seven.
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air aqua 793 Tomorrow I'll be starting work at seven. This is fine, but obviously is not a question. If you want to ask it as a question, you could ask: Tomorrow, will you be starting work at seven?
- air aqua 793 Tomorrow I'll be starting work at seven.
- This is fine, but obviously is not a question.
- If you want to ask it as a question, you could ask: Tomorrow, will you be starting work at seven?
- The word 'tomorrow' can be moved around the sentence a bit.
- If you want to ask a more open question, use: When will you be starting work tomorrow?
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air aqua 793Tomorrow I'll be starting work at seven.
This is fine, but obviously is not a question. If you want to ask it as a question, you could ask:
Tomorrow, will you be starting work at seven?
The word 'tomorrow' can be moved around the sentence a bit.
If you want to ask a more open question, use:
When will you be starting work
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