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Seagull Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
The present progressive form or the future progressive form
Hello everyone. I have a question.
Regarding the following sentence:
Betty [ is / will be ] meeting Dennis at the airport on Wednesday morning.
Which should we choose from the two items in the brackets? I guess both are possible in terms of grammar, but is there any preference from a native speaker's perspective?
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Which should we choose from the two items in the brackets? Both are fine. seagull is there any preference from a native speaker's perspective?
- Which should we choose from the two items in the brackets?
- Both are fine.
- seagull is there any preference from a native speaker's perspective?
- No.
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seagullBetty [ is / will be ] meeting Dennis at the airport on Wednesday morning.Which should we choose from the two items in the brackets?
Both are fine.
seagullis there any preference from a native speaker's perspective?
No.
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