I thought 'will' is only used for future and present, but this sentence changed my thought. sentence:The parcel will have arrived before now. Now how can this be correct?
Top answer
'Will' in that sentence expresses present certainty of a past occurrence.
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'Will' in that sentence expresses present certainty of a past occurrence.
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