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Hela Posted 21 years ago
Grammar
Time conjunctions + future
Dear teachers,
What is the difference between :
a) I will tell you when the exam begins.
b) I will tell you when the exam will begin.
Are the following, adverbial clauses of time ?
1) When will you tell me about what I will/would (?) have to do ?
2) I will tell you when the exam begins.
And the following, relative clauses / noun clauses ?
1) I will tell you when the exam will begin.
2) A time will come when all men will live at peace.
3) I long for the moment when all the peoples of the earth will join hands.
4) This is the time when the exam will begin .
Thank you very much.
Hela
What is the difference between :
a) I will tell you when the exam begins.
b) I will tell you when the exam will begin.
Are the following, adverbial clauses of time ?
1) When will you tell me about what I will/would (?) have to do ?
2) I will tell you when the exam begins.
And the following, relative clauses / noun clauses ?
1) I will tell you when the exam will begin.
2) A time will come when all men will live at peace.
3) I long for the moment when all the peoples of the earth will join hands.
4) This is the time when the exam will begin .
Thank you very much.
Hela
Top answer
And to we always have to use the simple present with the conjunctions “as, before, once” and time expressions “the minute / the moment” to refer to a future action ? Would you have some examples for me, please ? Is the following sentence correct ?
- And to we always have to use the simple present with the conjunctions “as, before, once” and time expressions “the minute / the moment” to refer to a future action ?
- Would you have some examples for me, please ?
- Is the following sentence correct ?
- " Thank you very much.
- Hela
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And to we always have to use the simple present with the conjunctions “as, before, once” and time expressions “the minute / the moment” to refer to a future action ? Would you have some examples for me, please ?
Is the following sentence correct ?
"As the princess arrives, the band will play some music."
Thank you very much.
Hela
Is the following sentence correct ?
"As the princess arrives, the band will play some music."
Thank you very much.
Hela
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