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Carter Lee Posted 10 years ago
Grammar

which is better sentence? "He isn't free on Sunday, he will work" or" He isn't free on Sunday, he is working"

Hi .

I can't understand this problem.
e.g "He isn't free on Sunday, he will work" or" He isn't free on Sunday, he is working"

I think the former is more better. but my text book said the latter. why?
  

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Both are correct. The continuous present (is working) can be used to refer to future action. This is particularly common when the verb indicates movement: He is coming tomorrow.

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  • Both are correct.
  • The continuous present (is working) can be used to refer to future action.
  • This is particularly common when the verb indicates movement: He is coming tomorrow.
  • CB
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Both are correct. The continuous present (is working) can be used to refer to future action. This is particularly common when the verb indicates movement: He is coming tomorrow.

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