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Seagull Posted 11 years ago
Grammar

is/will be meeting

(a)John is meeting her at the airport on Monday morning.
(b)John will be meeting her at the airport on Monday morning.

I think these two sentences are both okay and sound natural enough. What is your take? Is there any problem with either of them which I'm not aware of?
  

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No, there is no problem with either of those. Don't forget your spaces after the closing brackets: (a) John is meeting her at the airport on Monday morning. (b) John will be meeting her at the airport on Monday morning.

— GPY

  • No, there is no problem with either of those.
  • Don't forget your spaces after the closing brackets: (a) John is meeting her at the airport on Monday morning.
  • (b) John will be meeting her at the airport on Monday morning.
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No, there is no problem with either of those.

Don't forget your spaces after the closing brackets:

(a) John is meeting her at the airport on Monday morning.
(b) John will be meeting her at the airport on Monday morning.
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Understood. Thank you so much.
GPYDon't forget your spaces after the closing brackets:
Yes. I'll keep it in my mind.
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