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Ticce Posted 6 years ago
Grammar
I will have been/I will be
What's the difference?
1 I will have been there by six.
2 I will be there by six.
I think 1 means I won't be there at six. 2 means I will still be there at six. Do you agree?
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Ticce I think 1 means I won't be there at six. 2 means I will still be there at six. Do you agree?
- Ticce I think 1 means I won't be there at six.
- 2 means I will still be there at six.
- Do you agree?
- Yes, though (1) is potentially awkward to understand out of context.
- It may be usable in the right context.
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TicceI think 1 means I won't be there at six. 2 means I will still be there at six. Do you agree?
Yes, though (1) is potentially awkward to understand out of context. It may be usable in the right context.
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