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Yaronkadem Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
When to use 'will' tense in sentenses
Hello,
I have a question regarding when to use 'will' in sentences.
Which one is correct please.
1. The cables technician WILL get to your home today and if he/she WILL find a problem with the convertor they WILL replace it.
2. The cables technician WILL get to your home today and if he/she finds a problem with the convertor they WILL replace it.
Or maybe none of these 2 above are correct?
TIA
Yaron
I have a question regarding when to use 'will' in sentences.
Which one is correct please.
1. The cables technician WILL get to your home today and if he/she WILL find a problem with the convertor they WILL replace it.
2. The cables technician WILL get to your home today and if he/she finds a problem with the convertor they WILL replace it.
Or maybe none of these 2 above are correct?
TIA
Yaron
Top answer
It's the if-clause sentence. And it's to be in present time. So second sentsce is OK.
- It's the if-clause sentence.
- And it's to be in present time.
- So second sentsce is OK.
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It's the if-clause sentence. And it's to be in present time. So second sentsce is OK.
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Thanks for your reply.
Sorry for being a bit annoying, is the first sentence is also OK or is it incorrect?
Sorry for being a bit annoying, is the first sentence is also OK or is it incorrect?
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Not really.
I think, it's good to say The cables technician is to get at your home today and if he/she finds a problem with the convertor he/she will replace it.
I think, it's good to say The cables technician is to get at your home today and if he/she finds a problem with the convertor he/she will replace it.
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