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Hello.
I have a question.
If I decide to go to sleep "NOW", can I say
"I will sleep now"?
Thank you.
Hello.
I have a question.
If I decide to go to sleep "NOW", can I say
"I will sleep now"?
Thank you.
I have a question.
If I decide to go to sleep "NOW", can I say
"I will sleep now"?
Thank you.
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- English (US)
Yes you can say that.
To sound more fluent:
Most people would say “I am going to sleep now.” Or “I will go to sleep now.”
What you said makes sense, too.
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@i_purpleBTS Thank you :) I would like to ask you an additional question if you don't mind.
Can I not say "I know what I will do tomorrow" or " I do not know what I will do tomorrow"?
Thank you
Can I not say "I know what I will do tomorrow" or " I do not know what I will do tomorrow"?
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@oioioi2020 Thank you :) I would like to ask you an additional question if you don't mind.
Can I not say "I know what I will do tomorrow" or " I do not know what I will do tomorrow"?
Thank you
Can I not say "I know what I will do tomorrow" or " I do not know what I will do tomorrow"?
Thank you
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@oioioi2020 Really? What is the difference between I do not know what I will do tomorrow and I do not know what I am going to do tomorrow?
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