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Julius_ Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
That or this
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Let's say it's Monday morning and I want to ask sb about his plans for Monday's afternoon. Which pronoun is appropriate for the question?
What do you plan to do this afternoon?
What do you plan to do that afternoon?
Many thanks
Let's say it's Monday morning and I want to ask sb about his plans for Monday's afternoon. Which pronoun is appropriate for the question?
What do you plan to do this afternoon?
What do you plan to do that afternoon?
Many thanks
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Hi Julius: Welcome to the Forums! This is correct, referring to the current day. It doesn't matter what time it is now.
- Hi Julius: Welcome to the Forums!
- This is correct, referring to the current day.
- It doesn't matter what time it is now.
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Hi Julius:
Welcome to the Forums!
This is correct, referring to the current day. It doesn't matter what time it is now. Even if it is late in the evening, you can say
"This morning I went to the doctor."
Welcome to the Forums!
This is correct, referring to the current day. It doesn't matter what time it is now. Even if it is late in the evening, you can say
"This morning I went to the doctor."
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