08-Jul-2006, 00:17
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 Re: How would you define the future time?
You said to my example: Ex: Today will be a rainy day. Quote: |
Originally Posted by incognittum So, here we are refering to an action that is part of a different time and will happen at some point during the "day". I am talking about a 'day' and not "today". It does not have to rain constantly to be classified as a rainy day. "Today" we would refer to a specific time, a big part of time, and an action like rain could happen during the day time, anytime. Today is 24 hours and a day can be from dawn till dusk. | Do you really believe this yourself? "Today" is not the 'day'? If I say "John is a strange guy", would you say in a similar way that there is John and there is a guy that is strange?
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