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Slide desk 305 Posted 3 years ago
Grammar
Use of present/future or future/future
Hi, everbody.
Which sentence is correct:
"I will block anyone who will send me flowers."
Or
"I will block anyone who sends me flowers."
Thank you.
Top answer
slide desk 305 I will block anyone who sends me flowers. Correct as a sort of threat. The concept is a bit bizarre, but this is the usual sequence of tenses for the given grammatical structure.
- slide desk 305 I will block anyone who sends me flowers.
- Correct as a sort of threat.
- The concept is a bit bizarre, but this is the usual sequence of tenses for the given grammatical structure.
- slide desk 305 I will block anyone who will send me flowers.
- Vaguely possible as a sort of bargain, but not likely what you mean.
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slide desk 305I will block anyone who sends me flowers.
Correct as a sort of threat. The concept is a bit bizarre, but this is the usual sequence of tenses for the given grammatical structure.
slide desk 305I will block anyone who will send me flowers.
Vaguely possible as a sort of bargain, but not likely what you
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