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AaronArt Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
Will have been taken by now...
'Some kind of measures will have been taken by now...'
Q: Does it imply with a great deal of certainty that the measures have just been already taken and what else possible meanings might have the clause/sentence?
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AaronArt Does it imply with a great deal of certainty that the measures have just been already taken I don't know that it is 'a great deal', but basically, yes. AaronArt what else possible meanings might have the clause/sentence? I can think of none.
- AaronArt Does it imply with a great deal of certainty that the measures have just been already taken I don't know that it is 'a great deal', but basically, yes.
- AaronArt what else possible meanings might have the clause/sentence?
- I can think of none.
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AaronArtDoes it imply with a great deal of certainty that the measures have just been already taken
I don't know that it is 'a great deal', but basically, yes.
AaronArtwhat else possible meanings might have the clause/sentence?
I can think of none.
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