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Pructus Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Must have PP in the future meaning
Hello....
must have PP cannot be used to refer to the future events?
For example, You must have made a lot of money by the end of this decade.
must have PP cannot be used to refer to the future events?
For example, You must have made a lot of money by the end of this decade.
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Dear Pructus You're right. You must make ..... = command - from now into the future You will have made ....
- Dear Pructus You're right.
- You must make .....
- = command - from now into the future You will have made ....
- = prediction about the future Must have + pp is used when logical deducing in the present about past events.
- This process by definition must be about past events.
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Dear Pructus
You're right.
You must make ..... = command - from now into the future
You will have made .... = prediction about the future
Must have + pp is used when logical deducing in the present about past events. This process by definition must be about past events.
Kind regards, Michael
You're right.
You must make ..... = command - from now into the future
You will have made .... = prediction about the future
Must have + pp is used when logical deducing in the present about past events. This process by definition must be about past events.
Kind regards, Michael
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I see... I see....
Thanks so much, Michael Chambers!!
And also many thanks to Mister Micawber!!
Thanks so much, Michael Chambers!!
And also many thanks to Mister Micawber!!
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