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20 nov 2018
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What will you do tomorrow?=it (implicitly) means "will you be having time tomorrow? " or "do you have any plan for tomorrow?"
What will you be doing tomorrow?=literally asking what you will be doing tomorrow
Just my thought, so tell me if it's correct or I am thinking too much and they are the same
What will you do tomorrow?=it (implicitly) means "will you be having time tomorrow? " or "do you have any plan for tomorrow?"
What will you be doing tomorrow?=literally asking what you will be doing tomorrow
Just my thought, so tell me if it's correct or I am thinking too much and they are the same
What will you be doing tomorrow?=literally asking what you will be doing tomorrow
Just my thought, so tell me if it's correct or I am thinking too much and they are the same
I have been thinking about the difference between the simple future tense and the simple progressive future
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- Inglês (EUA)
I think you're almost correct!
Progressive is an 'aspect' tense, let me know if you are able to see this:
https://youtu.be/EFqvwUIlzfU
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- Inglês (EUA)
Formally, “What will you do tomorrow?” is equivalent to “what are your plans for tomorrow?” The question assumes that you have some activity planned for tomorrow. (WHAT are your plans?)
Strictly speaking, “do you have any plan for tomorrow?” does not assume that you have some activity planned. This question asking whether you have plans. (DO you have a plan?)
However, in informal conversation, “what will you do tomorrow” and “do you have any plan for tomorrow” can mean similar things.
If I understand your question correctly, “will you be having time tomorrow?” is asking “do you have free time tomorrow?” This is similar to “do you have any plan for tomorrow?” because it does not assume that you have free time tomorrow. (DO you have time?) When in informal conversation, the speaker is usually asking whether the listener has free time to do some sort of activity.
For example...
Speaker: do you have free time tomorrow?
Listener: no, sorry I am busy all day. why do you ask?
Speaker: I wanted to go shopping with you. Since you’re busy, we can go another time
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