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Gene93 Posted 10 years ago
Vocabulary
simple present/present continous
Hello,
Are there any differences in meaning between:
- I travel to France next month/I am traveling to France next month.
- We're playing tennis at the local club tomorrow/We play tennis at the local club tomorrow.
I do have a strong preference for the present continuous version, and I can't remember someone using "simple present" instead in sentences similar to the ones above. What do you think? Which version sounds better to you?
Are there any differences in meaning between:
- I travel to France next month/I am traveling to France next month.
- We're playing tennis at the local club tomorrow/We play tennis at the local club tomorrow.
I do have a strong preference for the present continuous version, and I can't remember someone using "simple present" instead in sentences similar to the ones above. What do you think? Which version sounds better to you?
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Gene93 Are there any differences in meaning between:- I travel to France next month/I am traveling to France next month. No. Gene93 Are there any differences in meaning between:- We're playing tennis at the local club tomorrow/We play tennis at the local club tomorrow.
- Gene93 Are there any differences in meaning between:- I travel to France next month/I am traveling to France next month.
- No.
- Gene93 Are there any differences in meaning between:- We're playing tennis at the local club tomorrow/We play tennis at the local club tomorrow.
- No.
- Gene93 Which version sounds better to you?
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Gene93Are there any differences in meaning between:- I travel to France next month/I am traveling to France next month.No.
Gene93Are there any differences in meaning between:- We're playing tennis at the local club tomorrow/We play tennis at the local club tomorrow.No.
Gene93Which version sounds bet
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