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Latest post Sat, May 23 2009 4:45 AM by Mikael. 2 replies.
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Mikael  +  742545 Fri, 22 May 09 03:38 PM
I hope that I will still be healthy ten years from now.

I hope that I still be healthy ten years from now.


Is the second sentence ok?

Do they have the same meaning?
Mikael
Best answer by CalifJim  +  743196 Sat, 23 May 09 01:24 AM
Mikael
“I hope that I will still be healthy ten years from now.

I hope that I still be healthy ten years from now.


Is the second sentence ok?

Do they have the same meaning?

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The second sentence is wrong.  Sorry. 


CJ
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Mikael  +  743370 Sat, 23 May 09 04:45 AM
CalifJim
“The second sentence is wrong.  Sorry.  ”


Hmm... In my language that makes sense, but english is english!

Thanks for answering!
Mikael
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