1. In twenty-four hours' time I will relax / will be relaxing / am going to relax on my yacht. 2.
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Aspara GusI’d say this is not very good and grammatically incorrect.I don't think the OP meant "are take off" to be one of the choices.
anonymousHello,
Could you tell me please whether the possible answers in italics are grammatically correct? If not, why? Thank you for responding.
1. In twenty-four hours' time I will relax/will be relaxing/am going to relax on my yacht,
2. It's only a short trip. I'm going to be/will be back in an hour.
3. What will you be doing This