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Liveinjapan Posted 18 years ago
Grammar

See to it that

I'll see to it that the shipment will arrive after that date.
I'll make arrangements to have the shipment arrived after that date.

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Liveinjapan I'll see to it that the shipment will arrive (will arrive or arrives) after that date. I'll make arrangements to have the shipment arrive d after that date. Yes, arrangements, but with the added idea that I'll make sure that it arrives after that date.

— CalifJim

  • Liveinjapan I'll see to it that the shipment will arrive (will arrive or arrives) after that date.
  • I'll make arrangements to have the shipment arrive d after that date.
  • Yes, arrangements, but with the added idea that I'll make sure that it arrives after that date.
  • In other words, my job is not finished after I make arrangements.
  • I must follow through and check every step of the procedure to make sure that all the steps are done correctly from beginning to end.
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LiveinjapanI'll see to it that the shipment will arrive (will arrive or arrives) after that date.
I'll make arrangements to have the shipment arrived after that date.
Yes, arrangements, but with the added idea that I'll make sure that it arrives after that date.
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Thanks, CJ.
Understand!
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