Hi! Sentence 1 is present continuous. Is sentence 2 future tense? Is sentence 3 grammatical? Thanks, Fulvio
1. I’m looking forward to Friday.
2. I look forward to Friday.
3. I will look forward to Friday.
yellowstarstruck Is sentence 2 future tense? No because there's no will . It's present (simple) tense.
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yellowstarstruckIs sentence 2 future tense?
No because there's no will. It's present (simple) tense.
yellowstarstruckIs sentence 3 grammatical?
Yes, but it doesn't seem very useful. People hardly ever say that. It's the future tense.
CJ
yellowstarstruckHi! Sentence 1 is present continuous. Is sentence 2 future tense? Is sentence 3 grammatical? Thanks, Fulvio
1. I’m looking forward to Friday.
2. I look forward to Friday.
3. I will look forward to Friday.
Yes 3. is grammatical.
Note that English does not have a future tense. "Will" is present tense, though it i