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yogi2005
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Mon, 04 Apr 05 10:18 AM
HI,
Please, could you tell me which of the sentences below are correct?
1.
a) What comes next after I will leave the country?
b) What will come next after I leave the country?
c) What will come next after I will leave the country?
2.
a) What comes next after my leaving the country?
b) What will come next after my leaving the country?
3.
What will happen after I leave the country?
Thank you
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CalifJim
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Mon, 04 Apr 05 04:19 PM
"will" in a temporal subordinate clause (a clause beginning with "when", "before", "after", "until", etc.) is not English, so 1a and 1c are incorrect; the rest are fine.
CJ
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"There are no facts, only interpretations" - Nietzsche
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yogi2005
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Tue, 05 Apr 05 11:06 PM
Thank you CJ.
two more questions.
Could you, please, explain to me the difference between (if there is any)
a) What comes next after my leaving the country?
b) What will come next after my leaving the country?
Which one is correct?
1. I don't know how it will go.
2. I don't know how it goes. ( as we say : We will see how it goes)
thank you
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