Question Present simple | continuous
Hello, could someone help me and explain to me what is the difference?
I could use both in the same situation?
'Why he is playing football tomorrow?'
'Why does he play football tomorrow?'
Top answer
' The underlined subject and verb must be in the reverse order in a question. Why is he playing football tomorrow? ) (This is the use of the present continuous to convey the idea of a future plan.
- ' The underlined subject and verb must be in the reverse order in a question.
- Why is he playing football tomorrow?
- ) (This is the use of the present continuous to convey the idea of a future plan.
- It's similar to Why is he going to play football tomorrow?
- ) anonymous Why does he play football tomorrow?
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anonymous'Why he is playing football tomorrow?'
The underlined subject and verb must be in the reverse order in a question.
Why is he playing football tomorrow? (This is the correct form.)
(This is the use of the present continuous to convey the idea of a future plan. It's similar to Why is he going to play football tomorr
0anonymous'Why he is playing football tomorrow?'
Asking questions this way is a common mistake made by native speakers of other languages. It makes them stand out.
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