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09-Aug-2004, 05:39
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 Auxiliary 2) Will we have art class tomorrow? If I have to ask if we have art class tomorrow or not, I'll choose the first one because the present tense axiliary 'do' specifies a general idea or a simple fact. For example, Possible answers from the questions: Yes, I have art class tomorrow. (OK) Yes, I will have art class tomorrow. (OK, but-) What do you think?  |
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09-Aug-2004, 06:54
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| I agree. I'd use the second to about a specific class- the teacher's been away, etc. |
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