Will encounter
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why have they used Simple Future ( will encounter) and not the present simple?
Please also explain the use of dash in the context.
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Jigneshbharati why have they used Simple Future ( will encounter) and not the present simple? I think they are suggesting that learners "will encounter" this language long after they use "our products". It's a lifelong experience.
- Jigneshbharati why have they used Simple Future ( will encounter) and not the present simple?
- I think they are suggesting that learners "will encounter" this language long after they use "our products".
- It's a lifelong experience.
- Jigneshbharati Please also explain the use of dash in the context.
- The part after the dash explains the same idea in a different way.
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Jigneshbharatiwhy have they used Simple Future ( will encounter) and not the present simple?
I think they are suggesting that learners "will encounter" this language long after they use "our products". It's a lifelong experience.
JigneshbharatiPlease also explain the use of dash in the context.
The part aft
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