What’s the difference between these two forms?
To discuss the starting time of a meeting, some use
‘starts at 10 AM’ and others instead ‘is starting at 10 AM’
If you are tremendously confused now, please know you’re not alone.
Many learners stumble over these two tenses when talking about the future, but mastering their differences can make your English sound natural and precise.
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