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0A judge said, "At the end of this trial, you'll have to pay off the debt you'll have to your wife regardless of your financial situatioin, do you understand?"02br
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0 I see no need for the second "you'll" to be expressed in the future. 02br 00However, if he is talking about debts that might be added between now and then, the future perfect would be appropriate: "you'll have incurred". 0-

— Philip

  • 0 I see no need for the second "you'll" to be expressed in the future.
  • 02br 00However, if he is talking about debts that might be added between now and then, the future perfect would be appropriate: "you'll have incurred".
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0 I see no need for the second "you'll" to be expressed in the future. The simple present is enough.02br
00However, if he is talking about debts that might be added between now and then, the future perfect would be appropriate: "you'll have incurred". 0-
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0It's a divorce trial. I'll include "will". Thanks, Philip.0-
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