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Originally Posted by tdol Why? |
To me, "
I'll be staying with my sister until the work's finished" expresses
a future intention stated in continuous time, whereas "
I'm staying with my sister until the work's finished" expresses
a present event stated in continuous time. As for ?"
I stay with my sister until the work's finished",
I'm at a loss at to what it means. It's not acceptable in my dialect of English.
Cas :)