What's the difference between 'stay' and 'be staying'?
1# If you’re staying overnight, I’ll try and find you a room.
2# If you stay overnight, I’ll try and find you a room.

Does the first sentence mean that if you want to stay overnight today, I'll try and find you a room?
Does the second sentence mean that if you stay overnight in future, I 'll try...?

Thank you.

Question

What's the difference between 'stay' and 'be staying'?
1# If you’re staying overnight, I’ll try and find you a room.
2# If you stay overnight, I’ll try and find you a room.

Does the first sentence mean that if you want to stay overnight today, I'll try and find you a room?
Does the second sentence mean that if you stay overnight in future, I 'll try...?

Thank you.

Answer

If you’re staying overnight = if you have already decided this

If you stay overnight = this is the possibility

Answer

i think , there is no different between them.

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