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Vladv Posted 8 years ago
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Future event
Imagine I am preparing an advertisement of an upcoming events. How would the native speaker say " the topics of our event are / will be / are going to be " I think that "will be " is not appropriate as I have obviously decided to name the topics not just now but some time earlier. Thanks
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Vladv I think that "will be " is not appropriate as I have obviously decided to name the topics not just now but some time earlier. That is irrelevant; the point is the topics as named when they appear at that future time. Vladv How would the native speaker say " the topics of our event are / will be / are going to be...
- Vladv I think that "will be " is not appropriate as I have obviously decided to name the topics not just now but some time earlier.
- That is irrelevant; the point is the topics as named when they appear at that future time.
- Vladv How would the native speaker say " the topics of our event are / will be / are going to be...
- " The topics of our event are / will be / are going to be.
- 'Going to' future is less formal, that is all.
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VladvI think that "will be " is not appropriate as I have obviously decided to name the topics not just now but some time earlier.
That is irrelevant; the point is the topics as named when they appear at that future time.
VladvHow would the native speaker say " the topics of our event are / will be / are going to be... "
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