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Meantolearn Posted 17 years ago
Vocabulary

I leave tomorrow

What's the difference among 'I leave tomorrow', 'I'm leaving tomorrow' , 'I'll leave tomorrow' and 'I'll be leaving tomorrow' ?

I heard people say, "I leave tomorrow'. Is it grammatically correct?

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" just say, "I'll be leaving tomorrow" that's it.

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no, it's just like saying, "He's the one that's going to take out the trash." The correct way to say it is,"He's the one who's going to take out the trash."

just say, "I'll be leaving tomorrow" that's it.
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Do you, a native speaker, say, "I leave tomorrow"?

I need a native speaker to confirm and give some opinions.

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Note: the one who.. ; the one that ... these are relative clauses which are out of focus. The main focus is on Tense.
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1. I leave tomorrow.
2. I'm leaving tomorrow.
3. I'll leave tomorrow.
4. I'll be leaving tomorrow.
5. I'm going to leave tomorrow.

All are correct. All have basically the same meaning. The differences are just slight differences in the conversational contexts where you would use them. These contexts are so subtle and numerous that it is impossible to explain each
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