Which is correct? "In the future" or just "In future"
For example: In future I would like to learn french.
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Refrain from doing that in future.
"in future" has a command feeling about it.
"In the future" sounds neutral. It means quite literally, not now, but in the future.
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Tomi,
in future......means......from this moment on
in the future ......means.......at some indefinite future time.
In future please refrain from smoking in the bathroom.......(from now on.)
In the future there will be no smoking in the bathroom, but at the present time it is permitted.
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In the future please ask better questions. :P
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