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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Hello Everybody
I student of english language and I will have a exam where will be some thing which are not clear for me.. Is here somebody who can help me?..
It is about future time and expressing of future time ..nearly about will + be+ progressive form or infinive...this is mainly what I need to understand now and then, if it is possible, I will very appreciate if you can explain me other forms of future tense.
Thank you very much for your help...
It is about future time and expressing of future time ..nearly about will + be+ progressive form or infinive...this is mainly what I need to understand now and then, if it is possible, I will very appreciate if you can explain me other forms of future tense.
Thank you very much for your help...
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The future in English can be expressed with the auxilliaries will and shall (formal, rarely used now), or the phrase be going to + infinitive. I will be at the restaurant next Thursday. Sherry will meet me at the restaurant.
- The future in English can be expressed with the auxilliaries will and shall (formal, rarely used now), or the phrase be going to + infinitive.
- I will be at the restaurant next Thursday.
- Sherry will meet me at the restaurant.
- Will you be able to come, too?
- I am going to play tennis.
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The future in English can be expressed with the auxilliaries will and shall (formal, rarely used now), or the phrase be going to + infinitive.
I will be at the restaurant next Thursday.
Sherry will meet me at the restaurant.
Will you be able to come, too?
I am going to play tennis.
Mary is going to
I will be at the restaurant next Thursday.
Sherry will meet me at the restaurant.
Will you be able to come, too?
I am going to play tennis.
Mary is going to
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