Given the following sentence:
Next month, Maggie ______(meet) her sister in Japan.
Which one of these, "is meeting" and "is going to meet" is the suitable future form?
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1Several different verb forms work here. Is meeting, is going to meet, will meet, will be meeting...– alphabetCommented Jan 1 at 19:34
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Possible duplicate of Differences between ways to express future actions and "The train will leave" vs. "is going to leave" vs. "leaves" vs. "is leaving". Also related: Simple Present for Future Actions, Present tense for future events, What tense should be used here?, and a whole bunch of others. Just search the site.– tchristCommented Jan 1 at 19:34
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This question has multiple duplicates on English Language & Usage It should be duped to one of those rather than migrated here– James KCommented Jan 1 at 22:15
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Hello @Guilherme We do already have a good answer here to your question so I've linked to that answer for you. Hope this helps.– James KCommented Jan 1 at 22:21
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