Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
I will see vs I am seeing
Hi,
I have a test in a few days and would really appreciate some help with the question below. I think I know what the problem is with the sentence but I'm not sure how to explain it (my correction is in blue)
Q: Make the correction, name the tense used to correct it and say how you would explain the correction"
"Can you come out tonight? No, sorry, I will see Hamlet at the National Theatre"
Can you come out tonight? No sorry I will be seeing Hamlet at the National Theatre"
Any help anyone could give would be gratefully recieved.
Thanks
S
I have a test in a few days and would really appreciate some help with the question below. I think I know what the problem is with the sentence but I'm not sure how to explain it (my correction is in blue)
Q: Make the correction, name the tense used to correct it and say how you would explain the correction"
"Can you come out tonight? No, sorry, I will see Hamlet at the National Theatre"
Can you come out tonight? No sorry I will be seeing Hamlet at the National Theatre"
Any help anyone could give would be gratefully recieved.
Thanks
S
Top answer
I'm not sure you'll consider this to be "help". Many people say they can see/sense/feel a difference between the future and the near future in some cases. In this case, I don't.
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I'm not sure you'll consider this to be "help".
Many people say they can see/sense/feel a difference between the future and the near future in some cases. In this case, I don't.
Many people say they can see/sense/feel a difference between the future and the near future in some cases. In this case, I don't.
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