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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

Tense in when clause

Is it correct when I make a sentenxe as follows:

When I have had dinner, I will go out with him

or when I had dinner, I will go out with him
  

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These are your choices: When I have had dinner, I will go out with him. (future) When I had had dinner, I went out with him. (past)

— Mister Micawber

  • These are your choices: When I have had dinner, I will go out with him.
  • (future) When I had had dinner, I went out with him.
  • (past)
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These are your choices:

When I have had dinner, I will go out with him. (future)
When I had had dinner, I went out with him. (past)
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