When to use UPCOMING vs. INCOMING?
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When to use UPCOMING vs. INCOMING?

B1IntermediateNovember 10, 20261 min
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Hi, students! This month we have a special series called Ask the Teacher where I answer real questions from English learners like you. You can download a PDF of all 30 Ask the Teacher lessons by clicking on the link in

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When do we use incoming versus upcoming? We use upcoming to talk about events or things that will happen soon. For example, the upcoming elections, an upcoming conference, the upcoming holiday weekend. Upcoming is used for things that are approaching in time.

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