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Layla1234 Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

Present Continuous/ Present Simple

I finish my work tomorrow at.. or I should say: I am finising my work tomorrow at (I want to say that my working hours are not permanent and they are changing constantly )

One week I am working from ....to... or I work from...-what tense is correct?

Thanks for help.
  

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I would say "Tomorrow I get off at 6 p.m."

The following week, I work from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m.
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layla1234Present Continuous/ Present Simple
I'd use the simple form, but there's nothing wrong with the continuous form either. Note the idiom "to get off work", not "finish".

[I get off / I'm getting off] work at 5 o'clock tomorrow.

This week [I work / I'm working] from ... to ..., and next week [I work / I'm working] from ... to
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