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Sane1 Posted 5 years ago
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Grammar
"I will send you the zoom link after I schedule it." or "I will send you the zoom link after I have scheduled it."
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You can use either one. Most people use the present. The present perfect is a little more formal, perhaps.
- You can use either one.
- Most people use the present.
- The present perfect is a little more formal, perhaps.
- This often happens with subordinators of time like 'when' and 'after' when the main clause is in the future.
- CJ
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You can use either one. Most people use the present. The present perfect is a little more formal, perhaps. This often happens with subordinators of time like 'when' and 'after' when the main clause is in the future.
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