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Sundarnaz Posted 9 years ago
Grammar

Present simple for future

I try to send her message soon.

I know present simple tense can be used to show a future action. But the sentence cited above confuses me a bit. Please tell me;

Is the sentence sound and natural?

Does the sentence make any sense?

  

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sundarnaz Is the sentence sound and natural? No. Probably this is meant: I'll try to send her a message soon.

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  • sundarnaz Is the sentence sound and natural?
  • No.
  • Probably this is meant: I'll try to send her a message soon.
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sundarnazIs the sentence sound and natural?

No.

Probably this is meant:

I'll try to send her a message soon.

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sundarnazIs Does the sentence sound and natural?

No.

sundarnazDoes the sentence make any sense?

No. It should be I'll try to send her a message soon.

sundarnazI know present simple tense can be used to
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