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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Grammer
i want to use have in the next sentence
he won't finish fixing his bike by 12 o'clock {have}
he won't finish fixing his bike by 12 o'clock {have}
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To use have in the sentence, it should read: He won't have finished fixing his bike by 12 o'clock. I hope this helps. com
- To use have in the sentence, it should read: He won't have finished fixing his bike by 12 o'clock.
- I hope this helps.
- com
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To use have in the sentence, it should read:
He won't have finished fixing his bike by 12 o'clock.
I hope this helps.
Lyndsey Pratt
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He won't have finished fixing his bike by 12 o'clock.
I hope this helps.
Lyndsey Pratt
Oxford Seminars
www.oxfordseminars.com
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I don't think you can do that. Of course you can say something like
He won't have his bike fixed by 12. (but this usually implies that someone else is fixing his bike)
He won't have his bike fixed by 12. (but this usually implies that someone else is fixing his bike)
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You could say "He won't have finished fixing his bike by 12 o'clock".
Or
He won't have finished mending his bike.....
He won't have finished repairing his bike...
Or
He won't have finished mending his bike.....
He won't have finished repairing his bike...
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