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Jayprakash Singh Posted 5 years ago
Grammar
Two clauses in future tense possible?
Is it possible to use two future tense clauses in a sentence?
Is the sentence given below correct?
When you will be going through the novel, you will find it interesting.
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jayprakash Singh Is it possible to use two future tense clauses in a sentence? Yes, but not as you have done in your example. Use the present, not the future, to express future time in an adverbial when -clause or in an if -clause.
- jayprakash Singh Is it possible to use two future tense clauses in a sentence?
- Yes, but not as you have done in your example.
- Use the present, not the future, to express future time in an adverbial when -clause or in an if -clause.
- When you go through the novel, you will find it interesting .
- You can use the future tense in an indirect question, however: I don't think [that anybody will be able to guess] [when the taxi will arrive].
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jayprakash SinghIs it possible to use two future tense clauses in a sentence?
Yes, but not as you have done in your example.
Use the present, not the future, to express future time in an adverbial when-clause or in an if-clause.
When you go through the novel, you will find it interesting.
You can use the future te
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