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Hany Freedom Posted 15 years ago
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Everyone will have & Everyone will
What's different between
Everyone will have read the book
Everyone will read the book
Everyone will have read the book
Everyone will read the book
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Hi... " The first sentence "Everyone will have read the book" means that everyone is supposed to have finished reading the book. See the following example Everyone will have read the book by the end of this summer.
- Hi...
- " The first sentence "Everyone will have read the book" means that everyone is supposed to have finished reading the book.
- See the following example Everyone will have read the book by the end of this summer.
- The Second one "Everyone will read the book" means that they have not read the book yet; they will read it in the future.
- See the following example Everyone will read the book next week.
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Hi...
Well, first it is better to say "What's the difference between..."
The first sentence "Everyone will have read the book" means that everyone is supposed to have finished reading the book.
See the following example
Everyone will have read the book by the end of this summer.
The Second one "Everyone will read the book"
Well, first it is better to say "What's the difference between..."
The first sentence "Everyone will have read the book" means that everyone is supposed to have finished reading the book.
See the following example
Everyone will have read the book by the end of this summer.
The Second one "Everyone will read the book"
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