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Anonymous Posted 4 years ago
Grammar
When are you/When will you/When are you going to - Are we/Do we/Are we going to
Hi, teachers. Which tense/option would you find most natural in these two examples?
Example 1.
A: Did you see your kids last weekend?
B: No.
A: When are you seeing them? / When will you see them? / When are you going to see them?
B: Probably sometime next week.
Example 2.
A: What about next week? Are we meeting at your place? / Do we meet at your place? / Are we going to meet at your place?
Top answer
anonymous A: When are you seeing them? Best. / When will you see them?
- anonymous A: When are you seeing them?
- Best.
- / When will you see them?
- Worst.
- Not so good.
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anonymousA: When are you seeing them? Best. / When will you see them? Worst. Not so good. / When are you going to see them? Possible.
anonymousAre we meeting at your place? Be
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