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Ilgaz8033 Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
Future Continuous or Future Perfect Continuous
Could you please explain which one of the alternatives is grammatically correct?
Thanks in advance
I won’t be able to meet you next weekend , I …..in London for a few days.
A) will have been staying
B) will be staying
Thanks in advance
I won’t be able to meet you next weekend , I …..in London for a few days.
A) will have been staying
B) will be staying
Top answer
because will have been doing more future than will be doing
- because will have been doing more future than will be doing
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i think the answer is A....because will have been doing more future than will be doing
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Hi,
Could you please explain which one of the alternatives is grammatically correct?
Thanks in advance
I won’t be able to meet you next weekend. I …..in London for a few days.
A) will have been staying
B) will be staying
Both are grammatically correct but B is a much more likely choice. B indicates that next weekend the activity of 'staying in Lon
Could you please explain which one of the alternatives is grammatically correct?
Thanks in advance
I won’t be able to meet you next weekend. I …..in London for a few days.
A) will have been staying
B) will be staying
Both are grammatically correct but B is a much more likely choice. B indicates that next weekend the activity of 'staying in Lon
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