Hello Roro I should clarify something I said yesterday: Until the time you get to work tomorrow, I will have been slaving away for hours. The difficulty here is not just 'until' + 'for hours'; the conjunction of 'until' with the future

Hello there. I just got interested in Pemmican's question and all of the replies above. From kitkattail's example (+α): By the time you get to work tomorrow, I will have been slaving away for hours. By the time you get to work tomorrow, I will

I would appreciate your help very much with the following questions. If you won't helpus, all our plans will be ruined. 1. If you will use it, you can have it. 2. Does the "will" in the if clause of 1 and 2 have modal meanings, which may