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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Will + verb + present tense
Hi, I have a question regarding the following.
(Future context) I will do whatever I am able to --> present tense used to talk about the future state
What about this:
I will do whatever I can (Is it another case of present tense for future context or does it mean 'I will do all the things I can do at this moment'?)
(Future context) I will do whatever I am able to --> present tense used to talk about the future state
What about this:
I will do whatever I can (Is it another case of present tense for future context or does it mean 'I will do all the things I can do at this moment'?)
Top answer
Hi, I see no real difference. Clive
- Hi, I see no real difference.
- Clive
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