"will graduate", "will be graduated", "will be graduating"
I heard s people say in those three ways, but which one is the correct?
"I will graduate in 2014", "I will be graduated in 2014", "I will be graduating in 2014"
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The first and last are both correct. The middle one is not.
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It's actually a really interesting question, and my first impression is also active voice: will graduate/will be graduating.
However, if you're going to read a little more widely in English (I hope you will), then this is an interesting look at the verb "to graduate", and how meaning evolves over time:
http://grammar.quickanddirtytips.com/graduated-or-graduated-from.aspx
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