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Kumenglish Posted 6 years ago
Grammar
By the time
In the context: I need to go somewhere without telling the place in future tense. Can we say like this below?
I got to go at 7:00 pm. So, I will try to complete the task before leaving/ by the time.
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kumenglish I got to go at 7:00 pm. So, I will try to complete the task before leaving/ by the time. I've got to go at 7:00 pm, so I'll try to complete the task before leaving.
- kumenglish I got to go at 7:00 pm.
- So, I will try to complete the task before leaving/ by the time.
- I've got to go at 7:00 pm, so I'll try to complete the task before leaving.
- OR I've got to go at 7:00 pm, so I'll try to complete the task by the time I leave.
- Both ways are OK.
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kumenglishI got to go at 7:00 pm. So, I will try to complete the task before leaving/ by the time.
I've got to go at 7:00 pm, so I'll try to complete the task before leaving.
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I've got to go at 7:00 pm, so I'll try to complete the task by the time I leave.
Both ways are OK. They have the same meaning.
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