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9 Feb 2017
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Hello, I am learning future tense, I have a question. "Will you be at home tomorrow morning?" May I ask "Are you being at home tomorrow morning?" Thank you very much.
Hello, I am learning future tense, I have a question. "Will you be at home tomorrow morning?" May I ask "Are you being at home tomorrow morning?" Thank you very much.
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- English (US)
@BeTerry you might want to say "Are you going to be at home tomorrow morning"
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It sounds awkward, but it's grammatically correct. Usually, when "to be" has a locative meaning, it's not used as a gerund (~ing form).
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@Pancho4117 morning doesn't count then because it's just different. Sorry I'm not sure how to put it into words
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@armybabie being at home... You are at home. Never being at home. That's what I was referring to when I said "locative meaning". "Morning" just works as an adverbial of time. At least that's what I was taught at college :)
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@BeTerry I recommend you check a book called "A University Grammar of English" by Randolph Quirk. It's and authoritative resource when it comes to English grammar and has prescriptive rules.
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@armybabie: @Pancho4117: I will go to check the book you mentioned. Thank you very much for explaining clearly.
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