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Makiasan Posted 9 years ago
Grammar

He comes/is coming home in ten minutes.

Are these sentences correct? If so, are there any differences?


He comes home in ten minutes.

He is coming home in ten minutes.


Thank you.

  

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Makiasan Are these sentences correct? If so, are there any differences? He comes home in ten minutes.

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  • Makiasan Are these sentences correct?
  • If so, are there any differences?
  • He comes home in ten minutes.
  • He is coming home in ten minutes.
  • Thank you.
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Makiasan

Are these sentences correct? If so, are there any differences?


He comes home in ten minutes.

He is coming home in ten minutes.


Thank you.

"He comes home in ten minutes" refers to a regular action.

Context can make it apt:

He attends a school which is very near. He comes home in ten minutes.

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Are these sentences correct? Yes.


He comes home in ten minutes. Sounds like he does this every day, ie his daily routine.

He is coming home in ten minutes. Doesn't sound like a daily routine.

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