There are some Brits who say ‘in future’ while as far as I know Americans still stick to ‘in the future’. How does ‘in future’ sound to you?
Thanks,
Torsten
There are some Brits who say ‘in future’ while as far as I know Americans still stick to ‘in the future’. How does ‘in future’ sound to you?
Thanks,
Torsten
I suggest that ‘in future’ is very general indicating ‘next time’ as in -
In future I must ask you to park your car within the lines marked on the ground.
‘In the future’ is much broader in scope as in-
In the future most people will consider it perfectly normal to own an electric car.
Hi Alan, I got it, many thanks for your explanation .