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Anonymous Posted 5 years ago
Grammar

Grammar

Hello,

I have a question about using present continuous for future plans. When can't we use it?

for example, can we say: I'm waking up at 8 on monday. Is it correct? If no, why not?

  

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The present continuous is commonly used for future action with verbs indicating movement: He is coming here tomorrow. I'm flying to Rome next week. Incidentally, Monday must be capitalised.

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  • The present continuous is commonly used for future action with verbs indicating movement: He is coming here tomorrow.
  • I'm flying to Rome next week.
  • Incidentally, Monday must be capitalised.
  • CB
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The present continuous is commonly used for future action with verbs indicating movement:

He is coming here tomorrow.

I'm flying to Rome next week.

Incidentally, Monday must be capitalised.

CB

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