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Mie Pow Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

Start classes vs starting

Hello,

Are both correct?

I start classes next friday

I am starting classes next friday

What' s the difference if any?
  

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Hi, Are both correct? Y es, except each needs a capital and a period.. There is usually no difference intended .

— Clive

  • Hi, Are both correct?
  • Y es, except each needs a capital and a period..
  • There is usually no difference intended .
  • I start classes next friday Sounds just a little bit more like you have made all the arrangements already.
  • I am starting classes next friday What' s the difference if any?
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Hi,

Are both correct? Yes, except each needs a capital and a period..

There is usually no difference intended.

I start classes next friday
Sounds just a little bit more like you have made all the arrangements a
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Mie PowI start classes next Friday.

I am starting classes next Friday.
The first shows a firmer certainty that you will carry through on starting classes next Fr
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I got a bit similar question.

What is the diffetrence between those two questions:

Does the event start today?

Is the event starting today?

Are both correct, if yes - how to differentiate them?

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