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What is the difference between I'm leaving on next Friday and I'll be leaving on next Friday ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
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None. The second is a tiny bit more formal. The "on" should be removed, however.
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- English (US)
None. The second is a tiny bit more formal. The "on" should be removed, however.
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Almost no difference. The first is a tiny bit less formal.
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I am leaving
I will be leaving
No difference in meaning.
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