julesalvanette
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Hi everyone.
I have this question in mind.
I believe these sentences are grammatically correct but I can't distinguish their difference/s and when to use them.
Are these correct?
1. Do you know when they're delivering the new carpet for the hotel lobby?
2. Do you know when they will deliver the new carpet for the hotel lobby?
I'm thinking about a future delivery but the sentence in the material says Sentence 1 but I think Sentence 2 is more appropriate, taking note of the future aspect of the delivery.
Why is it ok to use Sentence 1?
Is sentence 2 also appropriate?
When to use Sentences 1 and 2?
Thanks so much for taking time in viewing my thread and leaving your answers![Smile :) :)](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)
I have this question in mind.
I believe these sentences are grammatically correct but I can't distinguish their difference/s and when to use them.
Are these correct?
1. Do you know when they're delivering the new carpet for the hotel lobby?
2. Do you know when they will deliver the new carpet for the hotel lobby?
I'm thinking about a future delivery but the sentence in the material says Sentence 1 but I think Sentence 2 is more appropriate, taking note of the future aspect of the delivery.
Why is it ok to use Sentence 1?
Is sentence 2 also appropriate?
When to use Sentences 1 and 2?
Thanks so much for taking time in viewing my thread and leaving your answers
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