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16-Sep-2005, 08:03
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 the difference of the two sentences as the title. 1. The day may soon come when we say goodbuy to most languages. 2. I am looking forward to the day when we will see each other again. The tenses of the two sentences are different. Can I use future tense or present tense in both sentences? Thanks Paula |
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16-Sep-2005, 14:53
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| Re: the difference of the two sentences I see no reason why not. Please consider your context. |
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19-Sep-2005, 20:20
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| Re: the difference of the two sentences Hi Paula, I think it was a typo in your first sentence. Was "goodbye" the right word? Regards, Dean (student) |
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