Are there any differences of these expressions?
1) I finish my work at 2pm.
2) I'll finish my work at 2pm.

Thanks in advance.

Question

Are there any differences of these expressions?
1) I finish my work at 2pm.
2) I'll finish my work at 2pm.

Thanks in advance.

Answer

Although they could mean the same thing 
1) could be used to say you always finish work at 2pm
but 2) can only be used for a specific day

Answer

There is a slight difference.
For #1 "I finish my work at 2pm", does not really express whether it's in the past, present, or future tense.  If you use a specific time like 2pm then it's either past or future tense, or you could say "I plan to finish work at 2pm". Whereas, #2 "I'll finish my work at 2pm." clearly expresses a future tense by using "will".

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