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Hotmale Posted 7 years ago
Grammar

... before you have left

Hello,

I've been wondering if it correct to say: "I want to talk to you before you've left".

Can I replace "before you leave" by "before you have left"?


Thank you

  

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No, that makes it less natural for no purpose.

— GPY

  • No, that makes it less natural for no purpose.
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No, that makes it less natural for no purpose.

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