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Shubham Soni Posted 8 years ago
Grammar
Using Present Tense For Future Actions ??
- He starts his new job at 10:00 tomorrow morning.
- He will start his new job at 10:00 tomorrow morning.
As I already know both sentences are correct (correct me if I am wrong) but what I don't understand is what's the difference between both sentences (except tenses) both are representing an action which is going to happen tomorrow morning.
Why use present simple tense for future actions? why not simply use simple future tense? Need some explanation.
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Shubham Soni Why use present simple tense for future actions? why not simply use simple future tense? Need some explanation.
- Shubham Soni Why use present simple tense for future actions?
- why not simply use simple future tense?
- Need some explanation.
- com/grammar/other-use-of-simple-present/
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Shubham SoniWhy use present simple tense for future actions? why not simply use simple future tense? Need some explanation.
Read the content here:
https://learnenglish.britishcouncil.org/en/english-grammar/talking-about-future
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