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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

Once I master English, I will go anywhere.

1) Once I master English, I will go anywhere.

2) Once I have mastered English, I will go anywhere.

I have learned that #1 is grammatically correct and I was wondering if we also can say sentences like #2 and is there a difference in meaning between them?

Thank you so much as usual.
  

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In my opinion, both the sentences are grammatically correct.

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In my opinion, both the sentences are grammatically correct.
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Thank you, and then what the meaning difference between them is?
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Anonymous1) Once I master English, I will go anywhere.2) Once I have mastered English, I will go anywhere.
The dependent clauses are fine, but the main clause sounds a little odd. It would be more natural as: I will be able to go anywhere / I can go anywhere.
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