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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
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If I'll ever get
"I don't know if I'll ever get the chance to play in a French Open final again so I'm going to give everything I've got." (Andy Murray, a British tennis player.)
Why is the Simple Future ("will get") used instead of the Simple Present in the subordinate if-clause in the above?
Why is the Simple Future ("will get") used instead of the Simple Present in the subordinate if-clause in the above?
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Anonymous Why is the Simple Future ("will get") used instead of the Simple Present in the subordinate if-clause in the above? Because it is a strong reference to the future.
- Anonymous Why is the Simple Future ("will get") used instead of the Simple Present in the subordinate if-clause in the above?
- Because it is a strong reference to the future.
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AnonymousWhy is the Simple Future ("will get") used instead of the Simple Present in the subordinate if-clause in the above?Because it is a strong reference to the future.
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