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Pructus Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
Will have PP
Hello...
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Recently, from this Forum, I happened to find out that “will have PP” can be used to express “Past events”, as in “They’ll have impounded it.”
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But I also happened to find out that someone who claims that he immigrated to an English speaking country at a very young age didn’t know that.
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Then, I came to wonder...
Is that something not much used?
Or, is it simply that that someone didn’t know what he should know?
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I am wondering...
I think I need some input from native speakers....
,
Recently, from this Forum, I happened to find out that “will have PP” can be used to express “Past events”, as in “They’ll have impounded it.”
,
But I also happened to find out that someone who claims that he immigrated to an English speaking country at a very young age didn’t know that.
,
Then, I came to wonder...
Is that something not much used?
Or, is it simply that that someone didn’t know what he should know?
,
I am wondering...
I think I need some input from native speakers....
Top answer
” This is not about the past. It's about future. Someone is predicting an event to be done/finished at some time in future.
- ” This is not about the past.
- It's about future.
- Someone is predicting an event to be done/finished at some time in future.
- pructus Is that something not much used?
- It is used, in its correct situation and correct intention.
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pructusRecently, from this Forum, I happened to find out that “will have PP” can be used to express “Past events”, as in “They’ll have impounded it.”This is not about the past. It's about future. Someone is predicting an event to be done/finished at some time in future.
pructusIs that something not much used?It is used, in
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