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Drica Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
Use of Will to express future
Hi,
In the sentence : the results of your research on how and why you use the tenses in your language will determine what I will need to learn.
what is the intention of the speaker ? Is she really willing to learn the language ?
thanks
In the sentence : the results of your research on how and why you use the tenses in your language will determine what I will need to learn.
what is the intention of the speaker ? Is she really willing to learn the language ?
thanks
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Hi Drica No, the use of 'will' has nothing to do with 'willingness' in that sentence. It simply refers to the future.
- Hi Drica No, the use of 'will' has nothing to do with 'willingness' in that sentence.
- It simply refers to the future.
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Hi Drica
No, the use of 'will' has nothing to do with 'willingness' in that sentence. It simply refers to the future.
No, the use of 'will' has nothing to do with 'willingness' in that sentence. It simply refers to the future.
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