a sentence I can not understand
This week's featured lesson is about the present continuous and the present simple for future events.I can't understanding the sentence which is cut from an email from ToLearnEnglish.com to me,I'm thinking the sentence is wrong...
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It is correct, but I agree it sounds confusing. The present simple for future events would be, for example, "I leave for Japan on Friday." The present continuous for future events would be, for example, "I am leaving for Japan on Friday." In both cases, we know it is the future because we add "on Friday" at the end; therefore, we don't need to say "will" or "going to" to indicate the future.
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