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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Will have + past participle
If I want to indicate that I think a past situation actually happened, can I use "will have + past participle"?
For example:
As you will/would have noticed, he's got new glasses.
Most people won't/wouldn't have seen last night's lunar eclipse.
Is it Common?
For example:
As you will/would have noticed, he's got new glasses.
Most people won't/wouldn't have seen last night's lunar eclipse.
Is it Common?
Top answer
No-- those indicate assuredness. As you may/might have noticed... Most people may/might not have seen...
- No-- those indicate assuredness.
- As you may/might have noticed...
- Most people may/might not have seen...
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No-- those indicate assuredness.
As you may/might have noticed...
Most people may/might not have seen...
As you may/might have noticed...
Most people may/might not have seen...
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