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Takehisa Tanaka Posted 8 years ago
Grammar
How can I understand "will now be doing"?
This sentence is from a web-page:
"They will now be supervising sessions at our Swindon office two days a month."
I'm wondering how can I understand "will now be doing."
Does that mean the same as saying "it has been arranged that ..."?
Could you tell me, please?
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will be doing is used to explain future plans. eg They will be supervising two days a month. will now be doing is used to explain a change to future plans.
- will be doing is used to explain future plans.
- eg They will be supervising two days a month.
- will now be doing is used to explain a change to future plans.
- eg They will now be supervising ten days a month.
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will be doing is used to explain future plans. eg They will be supervising two days a month.
will now be doing is used to explain a change to future plans. eg They will now be supervising ten days a month.
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