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Vincent Teo Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Violin class / lesson
Can I say,
John attends the violin class / lesson on Sunday.
John attends the violin class / lesson on Sunday.
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If it's a habit, you would say "John attends violin classes on Sundays". If it's a single event in the future - "John will attend a violin class on Sunday" or "John is attending a violin class on Sunday".
- If it's a habit, you would say "John attends violin classes on Sundays".
- If it's a single event in the future - "John will attend a violin class on Sunday" or "John is attending a violin class on Sunday".
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If it's a habit, you would say "John attends violin classes on Sundays".
If it's a single event in the future - "John will attend a violin class on Sunday" or "John is attending a violin class on Sunday".
If it's a single event in the future - "John will attend a violin class on Sunday" or "John is attending a violin class on Sunday".
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For things that someone has someone has arranged in the future, the present continuous is the usual construction.
Using the present simple would indicate a habit - but if it's a habit, it's not one class on one Sunday.
It's very difficult to advise you when give the sentence in complete isolation. For instance, in most cases you would say "... a violin class..." , but th
Using the present simple would indicate a habit - but if it's a habit, it's not one class on one Sunday.
It's very difficult to advise you when give the sentence in complete isolation. For instance, in most cases you would say "... a violin class..." , but th
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If I follow what you say, can I say:
He attends the violin lessons on Sunday.
He attends the violin lessons on Sunday.
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