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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
present and future progressive
Is there any difference in meaning between the two sentences?
Is there any preference in their use?
1) We are arriving at the airport in 10 minutes.
2) We'll be arriving at the airport in 10 minutes.
One more question.
Which one of the following sentences sounds the most natural?
3) We will soon be arriving at the airport.
4) We will be soon arriving at the airport.
3) We will be arriving at the airport soon.
Thank you for your help.
sora1999
Is there any preference in their use?
1) We are arriving at the airport in 10 minutes.
2) We'll be arriving at the airport in 10 minutes.
One more question.
Which one of the following sentences sounds the most natural?
3) We will soon be arriving at the airport.
4) We will be soon arriving at the airport.
3) We will be arriving at the airport soon.
Thank you for your help.
sora1999
Top answer
2) We'll be arriving at the airport in 10 minutes. Same meaning. No preference.
- 2) We'll be arriving at the airport in 10 minutes.
- Same meaning.
- No preference.
- 3) We will be arriving at the airport soon.
- 3) is the most natural.
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Anonymous1) We are arriving at the airport in 10 minutes.2) We'll be arriving at the airport in 10 minutes.Same meaning. No preference.
Anonymous3) We will soon be arriving at the airport.4) We will be soon arriving at the airport.3) We will be arriving at the airport soon.3) is the most natural. An adverb after the firs
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