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Kilimanjaro Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
Preposition + future time expression
Which one(s) is / are correct?
1. He'll call for a meeting in / on the following days.
2. He'll call for a meeting in / on the next days
3. He'll call for a meeting in / on the coming days.
1. The prepositions put aside, are the expressions natural and correct?
2. Which prepositions are correct?
1. He'll call for a meeting in / on the following days.
2. He'll call for a meeting in / on the next days
3. He'll call for a meeting in / on the coming days.
1. The prepositions put aside, are the expressions natural and correct?
2. Which prepositions are correct?
Top answer
Do you mean 'call' as in telephone, or 'call' as in 'announce'? If telephone: He'll call to arrange a meeting in the next few days. If announce: "He'll call a meeting in the next few days"
- Do you mean 'call' as in telephone, or 'call' as in 'announce'?
- If telephone: He'll call to arrange a meeting in the next few days.
- If announce: "He'll call a meeting in the next few days"
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Do you mean 'call' as in telephone, or 'call' as in 'announce'?
If telephone:
He'll call to arrange a meeting in the next few days.
If announce:
"He'll call a meeting in the next few days"
If telephone:
He'll call to arrange a meeting in the next few days.
If announce:
"He'll call a meeting in the next few days"
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