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I confirm that I am coming to the meeting OR I confirm that I will come to the meeting? Thank you :) Which is better? Thank you :)

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"I confirm that I am coming to the meeting." This is absolutely clear.
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I can confirm that i will attend the meeting.
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You've got to say: I confirm that I am coming to the meeting. If you say: I confirm that I will come to the meeting. It implies you had not planned that activity beforehand, but you've just decided to attend.
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Adding to what Shaun said, also making it past tense (adding -ed to the word 'confirm') will also correct both sentences. "I confirmed that I am coming to the meeting." "I confirmed that I will come to the meeting."
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I would recommend adding "can" to the sentence, as below: I can confirm that I am coming to the meeting I can_confirm that I will come to the meeting I can confirm I will attend the meeting

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