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Witty desk 593 Posted 8 years ago
Grammar

Soon with present progressive

Hi all,

Is the following sentence grammatically correct?

My start date is approaching soon

Thanks

  

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witty desk 593 Is the following sentence grammatically correct? My start date is approaching soon. No sentence is correct if it doesn't end with a punctuation mark.

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  • witty desk 593 Is the following sentence grammatically correct?
  • My start date is approaching soon.
  • No sentence is correct if it doesn't end with a punctuation mark.
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witty desk 593

Is the following sentence grammatically correct?

My start date is approaching soon.

No sentence is correct if it doesn't end with a punctuation mark.

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The word approach suggests movement. The word soon doesn't.

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eg My start date is approaching rapidly.

eg It will soon be my start date.

eg My start date is almost here.

Clive

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