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Liton Das Posted 9 years ago
Grammar

Grammar

Event is about to start within few hours.

Event is about to start in few hours.

Which one is grammatically correct?

  

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Liton Das Which one is grammatically correct? Neither one. The event is about to start.

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  • Liton Das Which one is grammatically correct?
  • Neither one.
  • The event is about to start.
  • ) The event will start in a few hours.
  • )
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Liton DasWhich one is grammatically correct?

Neither one.

The event is about to start. (This means that it is ready and will begin in a few minutes.)

The event will start in a few hours. (That means you have a lot of time to get there.)

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