Hello I have some questions. When i invite my friend at home, If I say like that..Which of sentences are correct? (I want to use a future tense) 1.Are you coming for dinner this evening? 2.Are you g

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Hello I have some questions. When i invite my friend at home, If I say like that..Which of sentences are correct? (I want to use a future tense) 1.Are you coming for dinner this evening? 2.Are you going to come for dinner this evening?

1 de ago de 2021 16:00

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Both are correct. A more natural sounding way is, “Are you coming over for dinner tonight?”

1 de agosto de 2021

Both sentences are constructed correctly! In terms of usage, the first sentence is more natural. :)

1 de agosto de 2021

I would say that both of these are correct though have varying levels of awkwardness. #2 is the most as it is less concise due to "going" and "come" being back-to-back, when really you could pick either of them like in #1. The best alternative to both of these would be, "Are you coming over for dinner?" (this is informal) as it'd be assumed already that it is in the evening. Take care!

1 de agosto de 2021