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Grape slide 344 Posted 8 years ago
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Tenses
Please, I'm getting quite confused. First time using forums. Is the sentence I will see you next week in the present or future tense? and how do i convert it into the other. thanks very much. English is not my native language, pardon if i am remiss at some things.
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grape slide 344 Is the sentence "I will see you next week" in the present or future tense? The verb phrase is "will see". When the auxiliary "will" is used, it's future tense.
- grape slide 344 Is the sentence "I will see you next week" in the present or future tense?
- The verb phrase is "will see".
- When the auxiliary "will" is used, it's future tense.
- CJ
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grape slide 344Is the sentence "I will see you next week" in the present or future tense?
The verb phrase is "will see". When the auxiliary "will" is used, it's future tense.
CJ
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