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| Thank you! Larry will call Sue after he has spokend his mom. p.s.: He will call me in about three hours time. (Is this correct? ... Is it OK to use the word time at the end?) |
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Event #2: Larry calls Sue. Series First, Larry will speak to his Mom, then he will call Sue. Sequence After Larry has spoken to his Mom, he will call Sue. Larry will call Sue, after he has spoken to his Mom. He will call me in an hour. He will call me in about an hour's time. He will call me in about three hours' time. |
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| Larry will call Sue after he has spoken to his mom. The tenses are fine. He will call me in about three hours' time. Don't forget the possessive (apostrophe). FRC |
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| Why do I always come second? FRC |
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