Tomorrow the Whole Day
Dear teachers,
I have two questions concerning the following pair of sentences:
Question 1: Between the following two sentences, I feel, the first is grammatical and natural. But I cannot say why. Could someone parse the sentences and explain to me why sentence 1 is correct?
1. I shall be free tomorrow the whole day.
2. I shall be free the whole day tomorrow.
Question 2: Would it be wrong if I use simple present instead of future tense:
3. I am free tomorrow.
Top answer
We don't use "shall" anymore. " The second sentence has the more common word ordering, but the first is OK.
- We don't use "shall" anymore.
- " The second sentence has the more common word ordering, but the first is OK.
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We don't use "shall" anymore. Use "will."
The second sentence has the more common word ordering, but the first is OK.
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