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Weeklyjump Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
I have a new job that starts tomorrow
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I'm confused with the sentence below. Why don't people use "will" before "starts" when speaking about "tomorrow"? This sentence sounds right to me, but I can't explain to my Japanese friend why.
I have a new job that starts tomorrow.
Thank you.
I'm confused with the sentence below. Why don't people use "will" before "starts" when speaking about "tomorrow"? This sentence sounds right to me, but I can't explain to my Japanese friend why.
I have a new job that starts tomorrow.
Thank you.
Top answer
To indicate the future, it is not necessary to use will . You can use any of at least four different ways. 1.
- To indicate the future, it is not necessary to use will .
- You can use any of at least four different ways.
- 1.
- will (will start) 2.
- going to (is going to start) 3.
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To indicate the future, it is not necessary to use will.
You can use any of at least four different ways.
1. will (will start)
2. going to (is going to start)
3. The present tense (starts)
4. The present continuous tense (is starting)
You can use any of at least four different ways.
1. will (will start)
2. going to (is going to start)
3. The present tense (starts)
4. The present continuous tense (is starting)
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