IS this seence right?

Hi,



Yes, although it somewhat depends on how you complete the sentence.



Clive

can you give me example when this sentence might be wrong?

Hi,

Tell us how you will feel after you take..."

can you give me example when this sentence might be wrong?

eg Tell us how you will feel after you take the exam yesterday.



Clive

I don't see how you could complete that sentence, making it 'right'.

You're asking for something that the recipient of the question hasn't even experienced yet. I would omit the 'will', making it: 'Tell us how you feel after you take...'

Okey...but why would you omit?

I am not sure but I think this way is correct:

Tell us how you feel after you have taken the "drugs"

but why not "will"? he will feel in the future and will tell us in the future...

If you say "Tell us how you will feel after taking the drugs." The person this is aimed at must give an immediate response.

An example response would be, "I will feel great."

Is it possible to know how you will feel? Omitting the 'will' allows the responder to wait until they have "[taken] the drugs" before responding:

"Tell us how you feel after taking t

I have been to work - so I have forgotten the "will", but I think his first sentence was wrong??

so my sentence with "will" should be the correct form - right?

I have never heard a sentence like his first one...

thanks for helping me

I think your sentence is wrong because you have written it with "will"