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She will be comming on Monday? vs She will coming on Monday?

Both phrases are incorrect. The correct form is "She will be coming on Monday?". The verb "coming" needs the auxiliary verb "be" to form the present continuous tense correctly.

Last updated: March 23, 2024 • 928 views

She will be comming on Monday?

This phrase is incorrect. The verb "coming" needs the auxiliary verb "be" to form the present continuous tense correctly.

The correct form is "She will be coming on Monday?". Use the auxiliary verb "be" before the main verb in the present continuous tense.
  • And one of my favourites, will be comming through that door... any moment...
  • Who'd have me close the mill on Monday?
  • You had an appointment with him on Monday?
  • A-and this goes to trial on Monday?
  • Can we talk about it on Monday?
  • Why'd you close your shop on Monday?
  • Was Karen in class on Monday?
  • She will have the money its old on Monday.
  • Are we still on for the scan on Monday?
  • How's three P.M. on Monday?
  • What time do you leave on Monday?
  • You think you'll have new work on Monday?
  • Why don't we catch up after chancery on Monday?
  • Isn't your shooting clinic on mondays?
  • Johnnie said something about you wanting him to present on Monday?
  • Why did Vivien come to visit you on Monday?
  • What if you took this week off, rest up, to come back refreshed on Monday?
  • Or do you try again on Monday?
  • So, David, are we starting to depose on Monday?
  • Well, what about the texts on Monday?

She will coming on Monday?

This phrase is incorrect. The verb "coming" needs the auxiliary verb "be" to form the present continuous tense correctly.

The correct form is "She will be coming on Monday?". Ensure to use the auxiliary verb "be" before the main verb in the present continuous tense.
  • Did you tell Walter Reeves that the judge was coming back early on Monday? No.
  • She'll be coming on mondays and thursdays.
  • Who'd have me close the mill on Monday?
  • You had an appointment with him on Monday?
  • A-and this goes to trial on Monday?
  • Can we talk about it on Monday?
  • Why'd you close your shop on Monday?
  • Was Karen in class on Monday?
  • Listen, Jeannie, Samnang's coming on Monday.
  • Dr. Farril is coming on Monday.
  • She will have the money its old on Monday.
  • Are we still on for the scan on Monday?
  • How's three P.M. on Monday?
  • What time do you leave on Monday?
  • You think you'll have new work on Monday?
  • Why don't we catch up after chancery on Monday?
  • Isn't your shooting clinic on mondays?
  • Johnnie said something about you wanting him to present on Monday?
  • Why did Vivien come to visit you on Monday?
  • What if you took this week off, rest up, to come back refreshed on Monday?

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