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Nakool Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
Error Identification
The examination begins from Monday next week.
According to my book there is No error in the above sentence.
As per my knowledge , shouldn't there be ' will begin' in the above sentence as ' next week ' suggests that it is in future ?
According to my book there is No error in the above sentence.
As per my knowledge , shouldn't there be ' will begin' in the above sentence as ' next week ' suggests that it is in future ?
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Simple Present is often used for a scheduled future event. eg My plane leaves tomorrow. 'begins from' is not good.
- Simple Present is often used for a scheduled future event.
- eg My plane leaves tomorrow.
- 'begins from' is not good.
- Say eg The examination begins on Monday.
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Simple Present is often used for a scheduled future event. eg My plane leaves tomorrow.
'begins from' is not good.
Say
eg The examination begins on Monday.
'begins from' is not good.
Say
eg The examination begins on Monday.
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