which one is true? or better?
1- what time will you be attending the gym?
2- What time will you attend the gym?
Is it correct to use the passive form for the verb "attend" in this example?
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Answers · 4
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"Attend the gym" sounds pretty unnatural. Probably better to say "When will you be going to the gym?" or "When are you going to the gym (today)?".
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In this example, a better way to say it would be "What time are you going to the gym?". "Attending" is used more in the case of attending an event, meeting, gathering, or appointment.
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Just say "What time will you be going to the gym?" or "What time are you going to the gym?"
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