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English (American) Feb 14, 2012. #4. Yes, that sounds natural. I would say that "in the coming years" is more concrete in referring to years in near future than "in coming years" is. S.
with the coming/arrival of the New Year | WordReference Forums
Dec 28, 2021. #4. bennymix said: Both seem a bit wordy. "The New Year's coming and I'd like to share this blessing with you." I also want to use it on January1 and 2, so "is coming" is unfit. I want to find an expression to be used between December 30 and January 2. In this context, do you think " with the coming of the New Year " is proper?
All the best in the coming year - for the coming year?
Croatian - Croatia. Dec 23, 2010. #1. Is there any difference between all the best in the coming year and all the best for the coming year? I mean, can I say to someone all the best for the coming year? Is it gramatically correct? the same question goes for in Thanks.
Best wishes for/in the new year | WordReference Forums
2016年12月30日 · The wishes are being made now. They are for the New Year to be a good and happy one. "Best wishes" is a set phrase which means something along the lines of "I wish everything will be the best for you". If we are linking the wishes to an event, then "on" is normal. If we are linking the wishes to a period then it is "for".
in the coming years - how soon? | WordReference Forums
2014年7月19日 · Member Emeritus. New York City. English - US. Jul 18, 2014. #5. "Coming years" refers to the future, the years coming after the present one. If you've mentioned a specific year in the past and now want to talk about a period of years coming after that one, you'd say, "In the following years, . . . ".
All the best to / in / for the New Year! | WordReference Forums
2014年1月8日 · 1) All the best to / in / for the Next Year! 2) All the best to / in / for the next year! Thank you very much! I think we ought to point out that " the next year" refers to the year after some other year, i.e. "the following year". If we (speaking in 2016) mean "All the best for 2017", we need to say "All the best for next year " (no article).
Coming Vs Coming up soon (dates, events) - WordReference Forums
2017年6月29日 · My question: Is there a difference between "coming" and "coming up soon" meaning " is going to be here soon", "is in a few days" in the examples I made below? a. The big party is coming. Vs The big party is coming up soon. b. Anna, we're at the end of the year. Christmas is coming. Vs Christmas is coming up soon.
how to answer 'are you coming with us?' - WordReference Forums
Shanghai. Chinese. May 21, 2010. #1. Dear All, When somebody asks me, ' are you coming with us?', if I want to give a positive response, please advise I should say 'Yes, I am' or 'Yes, I will'. One more question: if he asks, ' will you be coming with us?', how can I give a positive response?
You've got another 'thing' / 'think' coming? - WordReference …
2006年9月11日 · Here is what the American Heritage Dictionary of Idioms has to say. “Have another thing coming” is not in the dictionary. “Have another think coming” is defined as: “Be mistaken and therefore have to reconsider or rethink one’s answer.”. Equivalent to “have another guess coming.”. Related to “guess again.”.
Coming soon <on><in> May 20 | WordReference Forums
2020年5月9日 · But you can only use "in" if describing the year or month (with or without year) without the day: in 2020. in May. in May 2020. on 2020. on May. on May 2020. When specifying a day, always use "on". on 20th May.