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Musicgold Posted 17 years ago
Grammar

Future condition

Hi,



Are these sentences correct, and do they convey the same meaning?



1. I will ask the same question to you when you have become a father



2. I will ask the same question to you when you will have become a father



3. I will ask the same question to you when you are a father.



Thanks,



MG.
  

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Musicgold 1. I will ask you the same question to you when you have become a father >> OK 2. I will ask the same question to you when you will have become a father >> Not correct 3.

— AlpheccaStars

  • Musicgold 1.
  • I will ask you the same question to you when you have become a father >> OK 2.
  • I will ask the same question to you when you will have become a father >> Not correct 3.
  • I will ask you the same question to you when you are a father.
  • >> OK 1 and 3 have the same meaning.
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Musicgold

1. I will ask you the same question to you when you have become a father>> OK




2. I will ask the same question to you when you will have become a father >> Not
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