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| Example sentences: Simple Future: I will study when you get home. Future progressive: I will be studying when you get home. With the simple future, I will only study when you arrive unlike with the future progressive I am already in the act of studying when you arrive. Am i right? |
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| Not bad. Good luck! |
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