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Achucoul Posted 10 years ago
Grammar

Grammar correction please?

He has to make his own arrangements for his stay on 5th Febraury 2016. He will have to make his own arrangements for his stay on 5th Febraury 2016.

Which is correct? and why?
  

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Both tenses are correct, with no significant difference in meaning.

— Philip

  • Both tenses are correct, with no significant difference in meaning.
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Both tenses are correct, with no significant difference in meaning.
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achucoulHe will have to make his own arrangements for his stay on 5th February 2016.
That is slightly more polite.
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