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Hi,
Is ''Who knows about tomorrow'' correct?
Is ''Who knows about tomorrow'' correct?
who knows
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It's correct if it ends with a question mark. It would have to follow text discussing some kind of present situation.
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@emsr2d2, I mean to say that we don't know what will happen tomorrow.
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Then that's what you need to day.
Who knows what will happen tomorrow?
It needs to be clear that it's a rhetorical question and you're not actually asking a room full of people which one of them knows what is going to happen the next day.
Who knows what will happen tomorrow?
It needs to be clear that it's a rhetorical question and you're not actually asking a room full of people which one of them knows what is going to happen the next day.
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Thank you.
Is it also OK to say:
Who knows what tomorrow may bring.
Is it also OK to say:
Who knows what tomorrow may bring.
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