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I'll be coming What is the difference between "future progressive" and "simple future" for a schedule? Is 1 stronger than 2 in terms of willingness? I can't tell the difference.
1. I'll be coming home early today. Let's have dinner together.
2. I'll come home early today. Let's have dinner together
- 14-Jan-2012, 14:57 #2
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Teacher Re: I'll be coming Context is always important; labelling is rarely important.
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