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Ryann Posted 9 years ago
Grammar

Present continuous Vs simple present

Suppose that you`ve already had your schedule and your colleague asks if you are working tomorrow, which one sounds better English:

1. I start at 13 tomorrow.

2.I`ll start at 13 tomorrow.

3. I`m starting ....


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Top answer

Natural English is this. Tom: Are you working tomorrow? Jim: Yes, I'm starting at one o'clock.

— Clive

  • Natural English is this.
  • Tom: Are you working tomorrow?
  • Jim: Yes, I'm starting at one o'clock.
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Natural English is this.

Tom: Are you working tomorrow?

Jim: Yes, I'm starting at one o'clock.

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Ryann1. I start at 13 tomorrow.

This doesn't mean anything. You could say at 1pm.

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