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Perfect Stranger Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

It depends on + will?

Howdy,

Is the following sentence correct?

If I switch to part-time then it'll probably happen in February but I'm not sure yet. Maybe I'll keep working full time. It depends on what my boss will tell me. He's not in right now. Naturally, I'll let you know in advance.

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Top answer

Yes.

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Perfect StrangerHowdy,Is the following sentence correct?

If I switch to part-time, then it'll probably happen in February, but I'm not sure yet. Maybe I'll keep working full time. It depends on what my boss will tell me. He's not in right now. Naturally, I'll let you know in adv
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Consider changing "what my boss will tell me" to "what my boss tells me."
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Hmm...

What's the difference between:
  • it depends on what my boss tells me
  • it depends on what my boss will tell me
Can they both be used when we refer to a future event?
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Perfect StrangerWhat's the difference between:
* it depends on what my boss tells me
* it depends on what my boss will tell me
No difference.
Perfect StrangerCan they both be used when we refer to a future event?
Yes. Native speakers often omit will in such cases.

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