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Hi friends

well thank you for making me smile coz really I liked it and do n’t think that I didn’t write my reply since I didn’t get it “it’s obvious”well to be objective “for me”,i wanna add only one thing,it’s just a clarification to the rule,yeah you’re right about that rule “when plan a contunious action in future”and I agree with you for the first example but sometimes we have to take in our consideration that English is a ******** of exceptions,i.e,the verb “to marry” can’t be applied in this rule,I wanna say, since it can't be a contunious action,there is only a”fixed marriage day”so we have to use “will” or “’m going to marry” rather than “I’m marrying”.However,”to travel” is a contunious action. I wish that it’s clear for you

thank u again for ‘’’’’’the joke
My best wishes”J

First of all I really want to thank you about your reply to this subject and participate in it and especially your way of having a dialogue .
Dear friend, let me make some observations about your intervention and start with the verb MARRY that you find it not applicable in our example I suppose that’s just your opinion not a rule .

Second thing , I made a mistake about the rule indicated above the true is : when we plan an action in near future -even is not pregressive action – we can use a present continuous , I could find those examples just to verify what I’m talking about .





Notice the verb meet , do you thing it takes more long in action than a weeding ceremony ?
It doesn’t matter how long it will take what’s important is the action is planned ,so we can use the present continuous as the rule explains .

I hope these argument is enough to convince you and miss Amounabba , and also allows me to ******* my memory.

Again Thanks a lot for you .