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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
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Six months later, I will spend a month in Greece.
I am going to Paris next January. Six months later, I will spend a month in Greece.
I am going to Paris next January, and in six months, I will spend a month in Greece.
What I would like to know is if "later" can be used with future tense like this or using "in" is just better with future tense? What do you native English speakers think? Thank you a million and peace.
I am going to Paris next January, and in six months, I will spend a month in Greece.
What I would like to know is if "later" can be used with future tense like this or using "in" is just better with future tense? What do you native English speakers think? Thank you a million and peace.
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Anonymous I am going to Paris next January. I am going to Paris next January, and in six months, I will spend a month in Greece. Those do not mean the same.
- Anonymous I am going to Paris next January.
- I am going to Paris next January, and in six months, I will spend a month in Greece.
- Those do not mean the same.
- #1: Go to Paris in January 2014.
- Go to Greece in June 2014.
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AnonymousI am going to Paris next January. Six months later, I will spend a month in Greece.I am going to Paris next January, and in six months, I will spend a month in Greece.Those do not mean the same.
#1: Go to Paris in January 2014. Go to Greece in June 2014.
#2: Go to Paris in January 2014. Go to Greece in September 2013.
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