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Michelle Cha Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
I'm not going to call you while you will be busy.
"I'm not going to call you while you will be busy. "
Is this sentence ungrammatical? If then, how can it be changed?
Is this sentence ungrammatical? If then, how can it be changed?
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It only needs one indication of future tense: I'm not going to call you while you're busy.
- It only needs one indication of future tense: I'm not going to call you while you're busy.
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It only needs one indication of future tense:
I'm not going to call you while you're busy.
I'm not going to call you while you're busy.
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