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Adsfaf Posted 8 years ago
Grammar

Aren't both versions correct?

I will finish/will have finished my homework before you arrive.
  

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Yes, both are correct, and there is no real difference in your example. But you might like to consider these examples. I will cook dinner at 6pm.

— Clive

  • Yes, both are correct, and there is no real difference in your example.
  • But you might like to consider these examples.
  • I will cook dinner at 6pm.
  • Sounds like I will start cooking at 6pm.
  • I will have cooked dinner at 6pm.
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Yes, both are correct, and there is no real difference in your example.

But you might like to consider these examples.

I will cook dinner at 6pm. Sounds like I will start cooking at 6pm.

I will have cooked dinner at 6pm. Sounds like dinner will be ready at 6pm.

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