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Rami1511 Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
future tense
'He will have talked' and 'He will talk'
both of them are in future. they'll start in future and finish in the future as well
whats the difference ?
both of them are in future. they'll start in future and finish in the future as well
whats the difference ?
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Future perfect tense (will have) is used to place things in chronological order. It is "the past in the future".
- Future perfect tense (will have) is used to place things in chronological order.
- It is "the past in the future".
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Future perfect tense (will have) is used to place things in chronological order. It is "the past in the future".
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Rami1511He will have talkedFuture Perfect Tense
Use this with a by-phrase of time (or by the time). The action described by this tense does not necessarily start in the future. In fact, the emphasis in on the fact that it finishes in the future, but just before some other future event.
Tom will have driven all the way home
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