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HungryHippo1234 Posted 6 years ago
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I MIGHT do it later when we are more developed as a team.


is "more developed" one point in time, or a long state in time? Does it mean as soon as they get more developed, he might do it? Or sometime after? I'm confused.

  

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Is "more developed" one point in time Yes, but it will be the speaker's judgment when that point of time is reached. Does it mean as soon as they get more developed, he might do it? Yes, he might do it then.

— CalifJim

  • Is "more developed" one point in time Yes, but it will be the speaker's judgment when that point of time is reached.
  • Does it mean as soon as they get more developed, he might do it?
  • Yes, he might do it then.
  • ) Or sometime after?
  • Yes, he might do it then.
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Is "more developed" one point in time

Yes, but it will be the speaker's judgment when that point of time is reached.


Does it mean as soon as they get more developed, he might do it?

Yes, he might do it then. (Maybe.)


Or sometime after?

Yes, he might do it then. (Maybe.)

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