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Newguest Posted 17 years ago
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Hi
A teacher at the end of the lesson says to his students:
1. We'll see each other again next Wednesday.
2. We'll be seeing each other again next Wednesday.
3. We're seeing each other again next Wednesday.
4. We're going to see each other again next Wednesday.
Which is the most appropriate/correct expression and why?
A teacher at the end of the lesson says to his students:
1. We'll see each other again next Wednesday.
2. We'll be seeing each other again next Wednesday.
3. We're seeing each other again next Wednesday.
4. We're going to see each other again next Wednesday.
Which is the most appropriate/correct expression and why?
Top answer
Either 1 or 2 for your example situation.
- Either 1 or 2 for your example situation.
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NewguestWhat's wrong with 3 and 4?Nothing but they don't fit the context you supplied.
You asked:
A teacher at the end of the lesson says to his students:
Which is the most appropriate/correct expression and why?
That would be numbers 1 and 2.
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