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'tomorrow I go to the market' and 'tomorrow, I will go to the market' mean slightly different things in English. the first one is something like "I have it in
by fsckboy 3y ago
'tomorrow I go to the market' and 'tomorrow, I will go to the market' mean slightly different things in English.
the first one is something like "I have it in my calendar" or "that's the plan" or "as is routine"
the second one is a declaration of current intention, in some cases emphasizing your determination.