In the sentence I’ll be lying on a beach this time next week, what does the speaker imply?
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In the sentence 'I’ll be lying on a beach this time next week,' what does the speaker imply?
A
They will start lying on the beach then.
B
They will be in the middle of lying on the beach.
C
They might lie on the beach if they feel like it.
D
They have just finished lying on the beach.
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