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Fire1 Posted 6 years ago
Grammar

Sure to have done

He is sure to have done the work by tomorrow.


1. Does the sentence above make sense and work fine?

2 Does the sentence above refer to the future?


I know "to do" is better. Though, could you answer the questions above?

  

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fire1 1. Does the sentence above make sense and work fine? Yes.

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  • fire1 1.
  • Does the sentence above make sense and work fine?
  • Yes.
  • fire1 2 Does the sentence above refer to the future?
  • e.
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fire11. Does the sentence above make sense and work fine?

Yes.

fire12 Does the sentence above refer to the future?

It is a kind of future perfect, i.e. referring to something that is in the future now, but will be in the past from a viewpoint that lies in the future.

fire1I know "to do"
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