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Katarinka Posted 20 years ago
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Future Perfect vs Will

Hi, can somebody please help me to understand the meaning between these two sentences:

I'm sure the parcel will have arrived by Tom's birthday. I'm sure the parcel will arrive by Tom's birthday. ?

And

Next year is our silver wedding, that means we will have been married for 25 years. Next year is our silver wedding, that means we will be married for 25 years.

I dont't really understand if there is any difference or not.

Thanks, Katka
  

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Hi, You've already posted this and it has been answered here: Future Perfect vs Will . Oh, I don't know what's happening there, the link isn't working correctly, but if you look back through this section for around 25-30 posts you'll find your original post with the same title and can read all the answers.

— Nona the brit

  • Hi, You've already posted this and it has been answered here: Future Perfect vs Will .
  • Oh, I don't know what's happening there, the link isn't working correctly, but if you look back through this section for around 25-30 posts you'll find your original post with the same title and can read all the answers.
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Hi,

You've already posted this and it has been answered here: Future Perfect vs Will.

Oh, I don't know what's happening there, the link isn't working correctly, but if you look back through this section for around 25-30 posts you'll find your original post with the same title
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I was looking for that topic earlier but couldnt find it. Im going to have another look Emotion: smile thanks
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