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Hirashin Posted 11 years ago
Grammar

When do we leave home?

I think (a) and (b) would be commonly used, but how about the others?

(a) When are we leaving here?
(b) When are we going to leave here?
(c) When will we leave here?
(d) When do we leave here?

Thanks in advance.

Hirashin from Kyoto, japan
  

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All of them are used and basically have the same meaning, but may be used in different contexts by native speakers. htm .

— Lisapaloma

  • All of them are used and basically have the same meaning, but may be used in different contexts by native speakers.
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All of them are used and basically have the same meaning, but may be used in different contexts by native speakers. I suggest you check out the explanations on http://esl.fis.edu/grammar/rules/future.htm.
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hirashinI think (a) and (b) would be commonly used, but how about the others?
"here" is included in the meaning of "leave" unless you specify some other place. Therefore, it's better to omit 'here' in your sentences.

When are we leaving? < most usual
When do we leave? < common; asks for the preplanned (scheduled) leaving time
When are w
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Thanks for the help and link, lisapaloma.
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Thanks for the help, CJ.
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