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is being, going to be,

0Please check this sentence. "Breakfast is served in the dining hall. Today it (is served, is being served, is going to be served, will be served) in the conference room." Which forms of the verbs are correct? 02br
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00I think if breakfast is available at the moment of speaking, "is being served" is correct. If it is not breakfast time yet, which is good?02br
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00Thank you very much.0-
  

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0Hi,02br 02br 01font 00Please check this sentence. "Breakfast is served in the dining hall. " Which forms of the verbs are correct?

— Clive

  • 0Hi,02br 02br 01font 00Please check this sentence.
  • "Breakfast is served in the dining hall.
  • " Which forms of the verbs are correct?
  • 02br 02br 01font 00I think if breakfast is available at the moment of speaking, "is being served" is correct.
  • 02br 02br 00Best wishes, Clive0-
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0Hi,02br
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01font00Please check this sentence. "Breakfast is served in the dining hall. Today it (is served, is being served, is going to be served, will be served) in the conference room." Which forms of the verbs are correct? 02font00They are all correct grammatically.02br
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0Thank you, Clive. I'd like to ask a further question about "grammatically correct". 02br
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01font00Breakfast is served in the dining hall. Today it (is served, is being served, is going to be served, will be served) in the conference room.02font02br
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00Can I interpret "is going to be served" and "is served" as e
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0Hi,02br
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01font00Breakfast is served in the dining hall. Today it (is served, is being served, is going to be served, will be served) in the conference room.02font02br
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01i00Can I interpret "is going to be served" and "is served" as expressions that are not used or sound odd? Thank you very much.02i
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