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Old 27-May-2007, 15:43
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Question until + future forms

Could you please tell me whether any of the following sentences is correct?

1) Tim's already 18 and that it's only a few months UNTIL he WILL BE LEAVING home for school.
2) Tim's already 18 and that it's only a few months UNTIL he WILL LEAVE home for school.
3) Tim's already 18 and that it's only a few months UNTIL he LEAVES home for school.

The person who posted the sentences on a Polish forum concerning issues on the English language insists that they are perfect. Well, I don't know. And besides, do the sentences make any sense?
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