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Pooyan Posted 14 years ago
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'Will be doing' questions
Hello,
Do these there sentences have the same meaning:
We have been informed that on Tuesday July 10th a cycling race called the BBC Grand Prix will be taking place in the vicinity of our residence.
We have been informed that on Tuesday July 10th a cycling race called the BBC Grand Prix will take place in the vicinity of our residence.
We have been informed that on Tuesday July 10th a cycling race called the BBC Grand Prix is going to take place in the vicinity of our residence.
Thanks for your time.
Do these there sentences have the same meaning:
We have been informed that on Tuesday July 10th a cycling race called the BBC Grand Prix will be taking place in the vicinity of our residence.
We have been informed that on Tuesday July 10th a cycling race called the BBC Grand Prix will take place in the vicinity of our residence.
We have been informed that on Tuesday July 10th a cycling race called the BBC Grand Prix is going to take place in the vicinity of our residence.
Thanks for your time.
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Pooyan Do these there sentences have the same meaning? Yes.
- Pooyan Do these there sentences have the same meaning?
- Yes.
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Hi,
Yes.
In theory, #1might also mean that the race will start before Tuesday and end after Tuesday, but this seems unlikely.
Clive
Yes.
In theory, #1might also mean that the race will start before Tuesday and end after Tuesday, but this seems unlikely.
Clive
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