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Viceidol Posted 18 years ago
A: I say he will come at 2 o'clock.
A: I said he will come at 2 o'clock.
Grammar
When do you say he will come?
Q: When do you say he will come?
A: I say he will come at 2 o'clock.
Q: When did you say he will come?
A: I said he will come at 2 o'clock.
Q: When did you say he would come?
A: I said he would come at 2 o'clock.
What's the difference between those three questions? And are those answers correct? Please give me your opinions and I'd appreciate it!Top answer
1 present and future 2 not really correct, but tolerated by some 3 past, for reported speech
- 1 present and future 2 not really correct, but tolerated by some 3 past, for reported speech
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1 present and future
2 not really correct, but tolerated by some
3 past, for reported speech
2 not really correct, but tolerated by some
3 past, for reported speech
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ViceidolQ: When do you say he will come?
A: I say he will come at 2 o'clock. (ok)
Q: When did you say he will come?A: I said he will come at 2 o'clock. (He has not come yet. In other words, y
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