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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
Grammar

future simple / progressive

Shall we go to the cinema , then ?
OK. ............ you outside the cinema at eight . I'll be seeing you or I'll see you
And why ? Thanks
  

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I'll see you is the one I'd use. It's the one that's normally used when setting up a meeting with someone. I'll be seeing you is not often used to refer to a specific meeting in the future.

— Blue Jay

  • I'll see you is the one I'd use.
  • It's the one that's normally used when setting up a meeting with someone.
  • I'll be seeing you is not often used to refer to a specific meeting in the future.
  • I'll be seeing him/her/them is more common than I'll be seeing you .
  • Mary left her umbrella behind.
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I'll see you is the one I'd use. It's the one that's normally used when setting up a meeting with someone.
I'll be seeing you is not often used to refer to a specific meeting in the future.
I'll be seeing him/her/them is more common than I'll be seeing you.
Mary left her umbrella behind. Can you give it back
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