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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
You will see the same pattern in those countries you will visit next year
Hello and sorry for being anonymous, I only have this one question.
The past context:
He would see the same pattern in those countries he would later visit.
The present context:
You will see the same pattern in those countries you will visit next year.
Is the would&will as underlined above redundant or totally wrong? Can/should I write:
He would see the same pattern in those countries he later visited.
You will see the same pattern in those countries you visit next year.
Thank you,
Patrice, Montreal
The past context:
He would see the same pattern in those countries he would later visit.
The present context:
You will see the same pattern in those countries you will visit next year.
Is the would&will as underlined above redundant or totally wrong? Can/should I write:
He would see the same pattern in those countries he later visited.
You will see the same pattern in those countries you visit next year.
Thank you,
Patrice, Montreal
Top answer
Anonymous Is the would&will as underlined above redundant or totally wrong? No. You can do those sentences either way.
- Anonymous Is the would&will as underlined above redundant or totally wrong?
- No.
- You can do those sentences either way.
- CJ
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AnonymousIs the would&will as underlined above redundant or totally wrong?No. You can do those sentences either way.
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