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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
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We are leaving in a few days' time.
We are leaving for a few days' time.
Are both prepositions correctly used in the above? And if so, is We are leaving in a few days' time expressing the future plan and is We are leaving for a few days' time expressed in the present continuous tense?
We are leaving for a few days' time.
Are both prepositions correctly used in the above? And if so, is We are leaving in a few days' time expressing the future plan and is We are leaving for a few days' time expressed in the present continuous tense?
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Anonymous Are both prepositions correctly used in the above? Strictly, yes, but the sentences are not really natural. We are leaving in a few days.
- Anonymous Are both prepositions correctly used in the above?
- Strictly, yes, but the sentences are not really natural.
- We are leaving in a few days.
- We are leaving for a few days.
- Both are future forms; the speakers have not yet left.
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AnonymousAre both prepositions correctly used in the above?Strictly, yes, but the sentences are not really natural.
We are leaving in a few days.
We are leaving for a few days.
Both are future forms; the speakers have not yet left.
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