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Instructor1955 Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

Future tense

I am often confused for the use I hear of the simple future tense:

When + future

Example : A)when I'll be there,I can buy lots of things

B) When I'll be twenty.

How does it work?

isn't it correct to say: when I am there I can buy lots of things

or

When I am 20?
Please let me know.

Regards

Instructor1955
  

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Instructor1955 I am often confused about- for the use I hear of the simple future tense. Examples A) When I'll be there, I can buy lots of things. B) When I'll be twenty...

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  • Instructor1955 I am often confused about- for the use I hear of the simple future tense.
  • Examples A) When I'll be there, I can buy lots of things.
  • B) When I'll be twenty...
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Instructor1955I am often confused about-for the use I hear of the simple future tense.
Examples
A) When I'll be there, I can buy lots of things.
B) When I'll be twenty...
How does it work?
Isn't it correct to say:

'When I am there I can buy lots of things' or 'When I am 20...'?
Hi,

No, no futur
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When + future

How does it work?

isn't it correct to say: when I am there I can buy lots of things

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A)when I'll be there,I can buy lots of things

This is the wrong construction.

When I get there, I will dine and shop like there is no
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Many Thanks!
Very Very Helpful!!!!!
Instructor1955
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