0
Gingie Posted 20 years ago
Grammar

future..

please.. help me with this problem... ('_')

is it wrong to say "in the future" ? if it is wrong, what is the right one?..
  

Top answer

It's not wrong Gingie. : I will try to do better in the future [Y]

— YoHf

  • It's not wrong Gingie.
  • : I will try to do better in the future [Y]
Free · every Monday

Get the Weekly English Kit 📬

New words, one handy idiom, and a 2-minute quiz — delivered to your inbox to keep your streak alive.

5 Answers
0
It's not wrong Gingie.

Ex.:

I will try to do better in the future

[Y]
0
0
Hello Gingie

It depends on the context. You can say, 'I plan to learn English in the near future' meaning: I am planning to learn English soon. Or you can say, 'In future can you not forget to do your homework.' meaning: I am asking you not to do forget your homework again - quite an assertive comment.
0
0
The British say "in future". Americans say "in the future".

CJ
0
0
thanks friends... (^_^)
0
0
You're welcome.

[Y]
0

Related Questions