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Kane159 Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Use of suitable tense
Hi,
which tense do we use if we want to talk about a temporary action in the future?
E.g.,some tourist has arrived to my house and I want to put him up for some time.
Shall I say - You will be sleeping here. OR
You are going to sleep here. ??? OR
You are sleeping here.
Or can I use all of them?
Thank you in advance.
which tense do we use if we want to talk about a temporary action in the future?
E.g.,some tourist has arrived to my house and I want to put him up for some time.
Shall I say - You will be sleeping here. OR
You are going to sleep here. ??? OR
You are sleeping here.
Or can I use all of them?
Thank you in advance.
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kane159 You will be sleeping here (while staying with me). You are going to sleep here You are sleeping here. Or can I use all of them?
- kane159 You will be sleeping here (while staying with me).
- You are going to sleep here You are sleeping here.
- Or can I use all of them?
- All are possible and grammatical.
- # 1 is the best statement in my opinion, as it has the best tone.
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kane159You will be sleeping here (while staying with me).
You are going to sleep here
You are sleeping here.
Or can I use all of them?
All are possible and grammatical.
# 1 is the best statement in my opinion, as it has the best tone. # 2 and 3 has a mandatory sound to it.
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