I would like to ask which one is the appropriate grammar for using "starting soon" or "started soon".
For example:
The commissioning will be starting soon.
Is this right or wrong?
future-continuousfuture-tense
I would like to ask which one is the appropriate grammar for using "starting soon" or "started soon".
For example:
The commissioning will be starting soon.
Is this right or wrong?
Best Answer
The above statement talks about something that is yet to happen.
This statement is narrative of what happened.
Could be written as
EDIT
They are both correct as @HotLicks pointed out.
will be started is future perfect tense.
will be starting is future continuous tense.