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Guyper Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Linking a subordinate clause with another clause that contains future perfect tense
1. "I will have received my promotion by next November"
2. "The train will have left when you arrive"
3. "Will she have learned enough Chinese to communicate before she moves to Beijing?"
Hi, are by, when and before the only conjunctions used to make a link with a clause containing future perfect tense? Or did I miss a few others?
Thank you
2. "The train will have left when you arrive"
3. "Will she have learned enough Chinese to communicate before she moves to Beijing?"
Hi, are by, when and before the only conjunctions used to make a link with a clause containing future perfect tense? Or did I miss a few others?
Thank you
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This one comes to mind. This traffic is terrible. She will have arrived in Paris by the time we get home from the airport.
- This one comes to mind.
- This traffic is terrible.
- She will have arrived in Paris by the time we get home from the airport.
- CJ
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This one comes to mind.
This traffic is terrible. She will have arrived in Paris by the time we get home from the airport.
CJ
This traffic is terrible. She will have arrived in Paris by the time we get home from the airport.
CJ
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