There will be/is an inspection (to be) carried out at our school tomorrow
1) There will be an inspection to be carried out at our school tomorrow.
2) There will be an inspection carried out at our school tomorrow.
3) There will be an inspection that will be carried out at our school tomorrow.
4) There will be an inspection that is carried out at our school tomorrow.
5) There is an inspection to be carried out at our school tomorrow.
6) There is an inspection carried out at our school tomorrow.
7) There is an inspection that will be carried out at our school tomorrow.
8) There is an inspection that is carried out at our school tomorrow.
Which one(s) is (are) correct?
Top answer
This is what I would write: There is an inspection scheduled for our school tomorrow. There will be an inspection at our school tomorrow. There will be an inspection of students tomorrow to see if everyone is abiding by the dress code.
- This is what I would write: There is an inspection scheduled for our school tomorrow.
- There will be an inspection at our school tomorrow.
- There will be an inspection of students tomorrow to see if everyone is abiding by the dress code.
- There will be an inspection of the heating plant at the school tomorrow, so school will let out at 2 pm instead of 4 pm.
- "carry out" is unnatural.
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This is what I would write:
There is an inspection scheduled for our school tomorrow.
There will be an inspection at our school tomorrow.
There will be an inspection of students tomorrow to see if everyone is abiding by the dress code.
There will be an inspection of the heating plant at the school tomorrow, so school will let out at 2 pm instead of 4 pm.
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