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Cogar Posted 19 years ago
Grammar

"Call him after I leave / left"

Hello all,

The conversation is taking place now. Should I use "leave" or "left" or "have left"

Please give him a call after I leave / left / have left.

Thank you.
  

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Hi, The conversation is taking place now. Should I use "leave" or "left" or "have left" Please give him a call after I leave / left / have left . Not after I left.

— Clive

  • Hi, The conversation is taking place now.
  • Should I use "leave" or "left" or "have left" Please give him a call after I leave / left / have left .
  • Not after I left.
  • There's not much difference between after I leave and after I have left.
  • The latter suggests a bit that you can wait a while before calling.
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Hi,

The conversation is taking place now. Should I use "leave" or "left" or "have left"

Please give him a call after I leave / left / have left.

Not after I left. There's not much difference between after I leave and after I have left. The latter suggests a
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