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Kouroshh Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

Which of these sentences are correct to write at the end of my email to my firend

1-I will keep in touch with you 2- I will be in touch with you

I want to say that in future I will contact him again
  

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Both of these mean that you will contact him in the future. The first is a general statement that you will from time to time contact him in future. The second suggests that you will contact him again as a follow-up to this letter.

— Blue Jay

  • Both of these mean that you will contact him in the future.
  • The first is a general statement that you will from time to time contact him in future.
  • The second suggests that you will contact him again as a follow-up to this letter.
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Both of these mean that you will contact him in the future. The first is a general statement that you will from time to time contact him in future. The second suggests that you will contact him again as a follow-up to this letter.
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Dear Blue Jay. Can I ask why in your previous message before future you didn't use (a or the)? Can I also ask, why in the (Back to the Future) sentence we use the before future?
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kouroshhDear Blue Jay. Can I ask why in your previous message before future you didn't use (a or the)? Can I also ask, why in the (Back to the Future) sentence we use the before future?
When talking about the future in general, we usually include the, as I just did.
Back to the future.
The future's so bright, we gotta wear shade
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For me, both in future and in the future refer to a time after the present, but the former has an additional meaning of 'from this moment on'. It can suggest a change or new direction. I would have used in the future in in the first response in this thread.
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