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Tung Quoc Posted 20 years ago
Grammar

clause of concession

Hi,

Normally, we use the present simple in a clause of time instead of the future.

Ex: We say Call me as soon as you have any news.

But we don't say: Call me as soon as you will have any news.

My question is: Do the same thing happen with clause of concession?Can I say ....although it will rain...?

If not, please give me an example.

Thanks

Quoc
  

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You've got quite an assembly line going here, haven't you? Emotion: smile

Same answer.

I'm going to buy this coat even tho
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