I would like to ask about future tenses,
I know that there are many ways to express an action in the future:
1. "be going to+ to inf"
2. Simple future "will+ to inf"
3. Present continuous "be+V_ing"
4. Future continuous " will be+ V_ving"
But I don't know what the different emphasis between them.
Here is an example:
At work, I get an email from my leader informing that we will have an urgent meeting tomorrow. I want to inform my mother about this news and tell her not to cook lunch for me at home:
Mum, I.......(1-have)..... a meeting tomorrow, so that I .....(2-not have).......lunch at home tomorrow.
I have several options, but I don't know which I should choose to use,and what is the difference :
For (1):
For (2):
Thank you so much.
This is the sentence that I would say: Hi mom. I have a meeting tomorrow, so I won't be coming home for lunch.
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This is the sentence that I would say:
Hi mom. I have a meeting tomorrow, so I won't be coming home for lunch.
LE HANH 2383Mum, I.......(1-have)..... a meeting tomorrow, so that I .....(2-not have).......lunch at home tomorrow.
We say it like this:
I have a meeting tomorrow, so I won't be having lunch at home.