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Jesusengland Posted 18 years ago
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Why don't you start out early so that you don't have / won't have to hurry?
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00 What is the difference in meaning? 02 br
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00 a) Why don't you start out early so that you don't have to hurry? 02 br
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00 b) Why don't you start out early so that you won't have to hurry? 02 br
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00 What is the difference in meaning? 02 br
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00 a) Why don't you start out early so that you don't have to hurry? 02 br
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00 b) Why don't you start out early so that you won't have to hurry? 02 br
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0 b) start out early (now, or at least before the other action); won't have to hurry (later on, in the future). 0-
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1 b 00 Why don't you start out early so that you don't have to hurry? 02 br
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00 Present-present here suggests instead, replacement, doing something instead of something. 02 br
00 Better example: 02 br
01 i 00 Why don't you take your car so that you don't have to walk? 02 br
02 i 00 If you do not take your car, you have to
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00 Present-present here suggests instead, replacement, doing something instead of something. 02 br
00 Better example: 02 br
01 i 00 Why don't you take your car so that you don't have to walk? 02 br
02 i 00 If you do not take your car, you have to
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