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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
come or by
Is the future perfect used correctly? Which is correct by or come?
Their best player, by March, won't have played for 3 months, so he might have a hard time getting into shape.
Their best player, come March, won't have played for 3 months, so he might have a hard time getting into shape.
Thanks
Their best player, by March, won't have played for 3 months, so he might have a hard time getting into shape.
Their best player, come March, won't have played for 3 months, so he might have a hard time getting into shape.
Thanks
Top answer
Both 'by' and 'come' are fine and synonymous there.
- Both 'by' and 'come' are fine and synonymous there.
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