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06-Jan-2004, 19:59
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 time clauses and conditional clauses |
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06-Jan-2004, 21:16
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| Time clauses locate something in time: I'll speak to her as soon as she arrives. (Here I am not questioning whether she will come or not) Conditional clauses are dependent on another event: I'll speak to her if she comes. (here it is not certain that she will come)  |
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