I took this photograph at lunchtime today, 11th April.
I was somewhat puzzled at the message on what was obviously a vacated premises.
It appears that the ‘move’ has already started – but may not be finished with new premises.
Is ‘will re-open at new premises on 25th April’ more correct.
Does ‘We are moving’ not have a connotation that they will be remaining until that date, 25th April?
Maybe I need to learn all of the possible uses of the verb, ‘move’.
Maybe, just like ‘Hearing’, it is an advanced notice.
Or maybe I need to learn to ignore some signs…..
I was somewhat puzzled at the message on what was obviously a vacated premises.
It appears that the ‘move’ has already started – but may not be finished with new premises.
Is ‘will re-open at new premises on 25th April’ more correct.
Does ‘We are moving’ not have a connotation that they will be remaining until that date, 25th April?
Maybe I need to learn all of the possible uses of the verb, ‘move’.
Maybe, just like ‘Hearing’, it is an advanced notice.
Or maybe I need to learn to ignore some signs…..
