Which sentense is correct and why?
It is easier for me.
It will be easier for me.
It will easier for me.
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Answers · 3
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"It is easier for me" is present tense.
"It will be easier for me" is future tense. This is normally used in a conditional statement, like "It will be easier for me if xxx" or "It will be easier for me since xxx"
"It will easier for me" does not make sense.
"It is easier for me" and "It will be easier for me" can be used interchangeably, if you are just saying it by itself.
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It will be easier for me. Is in a future tense.
It is easier for me. Is present tense
It will easier for me. Is wrong.
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