will be on leave or is on leave

[david11]

She will be on leave on this Monday. (I am talking about the leave which means absent or holiday and leave, left)

Is this sentence correct and natural?

 

[Rover_KE]

I'd use one of these – assuming that Monday is only a few days away:

She will be on leave this Monday.
She will be on leave on Monday.
She will be on leave this coming Monday.

Rover

 

[emsr2d2]

You will hear the present tense used here though.

- I'm going to arrange a meeting with Jane on Monday.
- Don't bother. She's on leave that day.

- Why do you look so excited?
- Because I'm on leave next week!! Hurrah!!