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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
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Present perfect with present tense and weather
Hello!
CAn you guys help me with one thing? I'm from Brazil and I was just wondering about one thing, is it possible to say this sentence:
"When I arrive there, they have already gone to the bathroom"
Present tense plus present perfect. Does it make sense?
and another thing, can I say this:
"In New York IS sunny". Is it possible?
Or I have to always say "In NY IT'S sunny"
Thanks a lot!
CAn you guys help me with one thing? I'm from Brazil and I was just wondering about one thing, is it possible to say this sentence:
"When I arrive there, they have already gone to the bathroom"
Present tense plus present perfect. Does it make sense?
and another thing, can I say this:
"In New York IS sunny". Is it possible?
Or I have to always say "In NY IT'S sunny"
Thanks a lot!
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Anonymous "When I arrive there, they have already gone to the bathroom" Present tense plus present perfect. Does it make sense? Such an event has either already happened (in the past), or something that you predict will happen in the future.
- Anonymous "When I arrive there, they have already gone to the bathroom" Present tense plus present perfect.
- Does it make sense?
- Such an event has either already happened (in the past), or something that you predict will happen in the future.
- Past: When I arrived there, they had already gone to the bathroom.
- Future: When I arrive there, they will have already gone to the bathroom.
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Anonymous"When I arrive there, they have already gone to the bathroom"Such an event has either already happened (in the past), or something that you predict will happen in the future.
Present tense plus present perfect. Does it make sense?
Past:
When I arrived there, they had already gone to the bathroom.
Future:
When I
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