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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Future perfect or "will"
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?You'll have forgotten me in a week.
?You'll forget me in a week.
Can I change ? into ?.
If possible, are these the same meaning?
?You'll have forgotten me in a week.
?You'll forget me in a week.
Can I change ? into ?.
If possible, are these the same meaning?
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There's not much actual difference in meaning. No. 1 puts emphasis on the completion of the precess, No.
- There's not much actual difference in meaning.
- No.
- 1 puts emphasis on the completion of the precess, No.
- 2 sees it as something still waiting to happen.
- Just two slightly different ways to see the same thing, really.
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There's not much actual difference in meaning. No. 1 puts emphasis on the completion of the precess, No. 2 sees it as something still waiting to happen. Just two slightly different ways to see the same thing, really.
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