When we are talking about schedules, we should use present simple tense, shouldn't we?
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Yes, you are right! Only the present simple tense:
The train to Oxford arrives at six.
The plane to New York departs in an hour.
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schedules and timetables always Present Simple !
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i think if you mean like train schedule, yes
use present simple tense
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Well, what do you mean?
If you mean comparing schedules for the future, I'd use future tense.
As in:
"I will go to the movies tomorrow," or more colloquially, "I'm going to/gonna go to the movies tomorrow."
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