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Layla1234 Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Present Continuous or Future Simple
What tense is better tu use?
I am working with you today or I will work with you today.
I am working with you today or I will work with you today.
Top answer
Both are correct. If you're going to work with him for sure, use the present progressive. Yet, you can use both of them here.
- Both are correct.
- If you're going to work with him for sure, use the present progressive.
- Yet, you can use both of them here.
- Regards
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Both are correct.
If you're going to work with him for sure, use the present progressive. Yet, you can use both of them here.
Regards
If you're going to work with him for sure, use the present progressive. Yet, you can use both of them here.
Regards
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The core meaning of each sentence is essentially the same. Will - generally produces a stronger tone.
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Hi,
Both are fine. However, since you're sure you're going to work with him today and it's the immediate future,
you'd better use the present progressive form.
Regards
Both are fine. However, since you're sure you're going to work with him today and it's the immediate future,
you'd better use the present progressive form.
Regards
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