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Newguest Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
The tense
Hi guys!
I suppose this is a correct sentence: "Mary won't be at home when you arrive."
"Really? Where will she have gone?", however, I have a little problem with understanding that "will she have gone"?
I suppose it's like saying: "Where will she have gone by that time?"
cheers
I suppose this is a correct sentence: "Mary won't be at home when you arrive."
"Really? Where will she have gone?", however, I have a little problem with understanding that "will she have gone"?
I suppose it's like saying: "Where will she have gone by that time?"
cheers
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NewguestI suppose it's like saying: "Where will she have gone by that time?"Yes. Or like saying "Where will she be?"
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Hi
So the sentence: "Where will she be" also works in my original sentence?
By the way: Can I say: "What is it an ego?" Is the "an" OK?
So the sentence: "Where will she be" also works in my original sentence?
By the way: Can I say: "What is it an ego?" Is the "an" OK?
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NewguestSo the sentence: "Where will she be" also works in my original sentence?It is a sentence! It works in the original context, yes!
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