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Edwin Tan Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Present tense verbs "will"
Q: Will you see Jack when you are in Madrid?
A: Yes, I hope I will. I'ill phone him when "I arrive" in Madrid.
or
A:Yes, I hope I will. I'ill phone him when "I've arrived" in Madrid.
Which one is correct?
A: Yes, I hope I will. I'ill phone him when "I arrive" in Madrid.
or
A:Yes, I hope I will. I'ill phone him when "I've arrived" in Madrid.
Which one is correct?
Top answer
Both are possible. The first may suggest that the phone call will happen at, or very soon after, the arrival. The second may suggest that the phone call may not happen so immediately.
- Both are possible.
- The first may suggest that the phone call will happen at, or very soon after, the arrival.
- The second may suggest that the phone call may not happen so immediately.
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Both are possible.
The first may suggest that the phone call will happen at, or very soon after, the arrival. The second may suggest that the phone call may not happen so immediately.
The first may suggest that the phone call will happen at, or very soon after, the arrival. The second may suggest that the phone call may not happen so immediately.
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