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| once again a question about tenses, this time about future tense. What other tense do we use after future tense?, for instance: "I will let you know wheter I will come." or is this sentence better?????: "I will let you know wheter I come." Basically, my question sounds if i can have two future tenses [one after another] in a clause. thank you |
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| In your example, the second future is OK. Often after if/when/after/before we do use the present, though. |
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