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When can I omit “for” before a time duration?
Do not watch television [for] more than one hour a day.
Is omitting the “for” okay or is that grammatically incorrect?
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How to say that you are going to do something really soon? [duplicate]
Possible Duplicate:
“Do it very quickly” vs “do it ASAP”
Quite often I need to say that I will do something really soon - e.g. in a few hours, but not sure how much ...
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Statement of fact: future simple
Why is the simple future used in the following sentence instead of the simple present?
A client software will not transfer files.
