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Sentence: I will be joining in the Quiz competetion tomorrow



 
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Sentence: I will be joining in the Quiz competetion tomorrow #1 (permalink) Mon Jul 28, 2008 10:49 am   Sentence: I will be joining in the Quiz competetion tomorrow		  
I will be joining in the Quiz competetion tomorrow. - Is this a correct sentence.
Usage of ---- will be + joing---correct?
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I will be joining in the Quiz competetion tomorrow. - Is this a correct sentence. #2 (permalink) Mon Jul 28, 2008 10:59 am   I will be joining in the Quiz competetion tomorrow. - Is this a correct sentence.		  
Hi
yes that it the correct usage
but there are a couple of other "mistakes"

it is spelt competition
and secondly...I wouldn't use the word "competition" at all.
although techinically not wrong, a Quiz is already a competition of sorts so basically you are saying the same the thing twice and most English people would just say "I will be joining in the Quiz tomorrow".

"participating" might be an alternative to "joining"
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I will be joining in the Quiz competetion tomorrow. - Is this a correct sente #3 (permalink) Mon Jul 28, 2008 11:17 am   I will be joining in the Quiz competetion tomorrow. - Is this a correct sente		  
Benjamin wrote:
Hi
yes that it the correct usage
but there are a couple of other "mistakes"

it is spelt competition
and secondly...I wouldn't use the word "competition" at all.
although techinically not wrong, a Quiz is already a competition of sorts so basically you are saying the same the thing twice and most English people would just say "I will be joining in the Quiz tomorrow".

"participating" might be an alternative to "joining"


Thanks for your time and answer. It is Very easily understandable. Cool explanation. Thanks again.
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