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Vishaljain23231 Posted 13 years ago
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Instead, with the strike corps it will become even more infantry heavy and Rs.60,000 crore will have been wasted in barely addressing the tremendous disparity with the PLA’s mobility, numbers and manoeuvre capability
Should it not be 'will be' in place of 'will have been'?
In which situations do we use will have been? Is it future perfect tense ?
Should it not be 'will be' in place of 'will have been'?
In which situations do we use will have been? Is it future perfect tense ?
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vishaljain23231 In which situations do we use will have been? Is it future perfect tense ? Yes, that is right: it is the future as viewed from even farther in the future.
- vishaljain23231 In which situations do we use will have been?
- Is it future perfect tense ?
- Yes, that is right: it is the future as viewed from even farther in the future.
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vishaljain23231In which situations do we use will have been? Is it future perfect tense ?Yes, that is right: it is the future as viewed from even farther in the future.
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