We'll make tea when the water is boiled.
not a teacher
Are these sentences correct?
We'll make tea when the water has boiled.
Perhaps I should write We'll make tea when the water boils.
Some other examples:
We must eat something before the lesson begins.
I'll go home as soon as I've finished my lessons.
I'll find a job after I finish my study.
We'll make tea when the water is boiled.
not a teacher
I don't think so. I can't use passive with these sentences.
I have to use Present Perfect or Present Simple. In all my examples only one of these tenses is correct! I don't know when I should use Present Simple and when I should use Present Perfect - that's my problem.
Anyway, thanks for answers.
I'll find a job after I finish my studies.
We'll make tea when the water has boiled.
Perhaps I should write We'll make tea when the water boils.
Both are correct, but have a slightly different meaning? Can you have a go at seeing the difference?
tedmac:
We'll make tea when the water is boiled.
Good sentence to use if there's a cholera outbreak!
Anyone see what this sentence actually means?!
Thank you, but could you explain a difference between these sentences?
Anyone like to have a go?
Let's see if there are any adventurous souls.
If anyone explains me a difference, I'll be very happy.
Hello,
Let me have a go;
We'll make tea when the water has boiled.
The water stoped boiling and I make tea;
We'll make tea when the water boils.
The water is still boiling when I make tea
We'll make tea when the water is boiled.
don't have a clue
Perhabs : only if the water is boiled we make tea.
Cheers
Last edited by Jaskin; 27-Jul-2008 at 16:14. Reason: add