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Which of these sentences is correct:
1-I'll be in England when you watch this film.
2-I'll be in England when you are watching this film.
Does 1 imply "when you have finished watching this film", or not necessarily?
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I think the meaning is "while you are watching this film" (which is how I would write sentence 2).
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1-I'll be in England when you watch this film.
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I'll be in England at the time that you watch this film. Quote:
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2-I'll be in England when you are watching this film.
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At the time you are watching this film I will be in England.
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When you watch this film I will be in England.
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I'll be in England while you are watching this film. Quote:
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Does 1 imply "when you have finished watching this film", or not necessarily?
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No. That (being finished) could be any time at all.
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