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Anonymous Posted 19 years ago
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I am never having...!

Here's a line from Friends:
I am never having sex with you again!
(Sorry for the terms, but that's what the character said)
Shouldn't it be will? Isn't there a rule for will that says it is used for promises, refusals and threats?
And isn't present progressive/continuous only used for arrangements?
  

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Hi, Here's a line from Friends: I am never having *** with you again! (Sorry for the terms, but that's what the character said) Shouldn't it be will? Isn't there a rule for will that says it is used for promises, refusals and threats?

  • Hi, Here's a line from Friends: I am never having *** with you again!
  • (Sorry for the terms, but that's what the character said) Shouldn't it be will?
  • Isn't there a rule for will that says it is used for promises, refusals and threats?
  • And isn't present progressive/continuous only used for arrangements?
  • The person could certainly say 'I will never have *** with you again'.
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Hi,

Here's a line from Friends:
I am never having *** with you again!
(Sorry for the terms, but that's what the character said)
Shouldn't it be will? Isn't there a rule for will that says it is used for promises, refusals and threats?
And isn't present progressive/continuous only used for arrangements?


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