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Teal lime Posted 7 years ago
Grammar

I work, I'll be working, I'm working

If the following sentences are all correct, do they share the same meaning? If so, which would you use or is more commonly used?

1) I work on Christmas Day.

2) I'll be working on Christmas Day.

3) I'm working on Christmas Day.

Thank you.

  

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teal lime 1) I work on Christmas Day. This is habitual. Every year in the past and future you do this on Christmas day.

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  • teal lime 1) I work on Christmas Day.
  • This is habitual.
  • Every year in the past and future you do this on Christmas day.
  • teal lime 2) I'll be working on Christmas Day.
  • It means that on Dec.
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teal lime1) I work on Christmas Day.

This is habitual. Every year in the past and future you do this on Christmas day.

teal lime2) I'll be working on Christmas Day.

It means that on Dec. 25, 2019 (the next occurrence of this holiday in the future) you will be at work.

Also:

I'm going to be working on

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