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Layla1234 Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

I am starting or start..?

I am working on a rotating basis at the moment for 5 days and I have tow days off however each week these working and days off are different and almost every day I start at different time can i say something like that.. Tomorrow I am starting at 6 then the next day at 10 later I am off for the next two days.
  

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Please try to break this up into sentences and use appropriate punctuation before we worry about the form of one verb.

  • Please try to break this up into sentences and use appropriate punctuation before we worry about the form of one verb.
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Please try to break this up into sentences and use appropriate punctuation before we worry about the form of one verb.
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I am working on a rotating basis at the moment for 5 days and I have two days off.
Nevertheless each week both working days and off are different.
Every day I start at different time.
Can I say something like that..:
Tomorrow I am starting at 6 then the next day at 10 later I am off for the next two days.
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Ok I have just broken up my post into sentences, can you help me now, please?
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layla1234Tomorrow I am starting at 6 then the next day at 10 later I am off for the next two days.
Tomorrow I am starting at 6, then the next day at 10. later I am off for the nex/followingt two days.

In that sentence you can use both the simple and progressive form with little difference in meaning.
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Thank you for help. Can you explain that little difference in meaning..?
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The simple form may suggest something that has been scheduled, the progressive something for which there is a present arrangement. In your sentence, the difference is insignificant.
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Tomorrow I am starting at 6

Can I use the above sentence when I want to indicate the difference between my starting hours.. because everyday I start a job at different time..?

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