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Which is correct:
1-Let's wait and see what he does tomorrow.
2-Let's wait and see what he'll do tomorrow.

[RonBee]

The first one is certainly correct. I am not so sure about the second one, but I would not feel comfortable using it. (Perhaps Cas will come by with a good explanation.)

[Casiopea]

Originally Posted by navi t

Which is correct:
1-Let's wait and see what he does tomorrow.
2-Let's wait and see what he'll do tomorrow.

Well, I agree with RonBee, and both seem fine to my ears. To me, the second one, modality 'will', expresses our concerns about his future intention: What will he do? Let's wait and see what he'll do.

[navi tasan]

Got it! Thanks RonBee and Cas.

[RonBee]

Originally Posted by navi tasan

Got it! Thanks RonBee and Cas.

You're quite welcome!

Cas does have a way of making things clear, doesn't she?

[navi tasan]

She does indeed! But then, so do you RonBee!
It is always good to have two different viewpoints on the same issue. Cas is getting quite technical. I personally like that.

[RonBee]

I learn things from Cas all the time.

[navi tasan]

I think you are being a bit modest, but I hope Cas will read this stuff!

Originally Posted by navi t

Which is correct:
1-Let's wait and see what he does tomorrow.
2-Let's wait and see what he'll do tomorrow.

Are you guys sure that 1) is the right one? I think both are incorrect.The reason is that the word "let's" refers to "let is or let has".
Am i right? Can anyone clear my doubt,by telling me whether I'm right?

[Casiopea]

Originally Posted by Amy

Are you guys sure that 1) is the right one? I think both are incorrect.The reason is that the word "let's" refers to "let is or let has".
Am i right? Can anyone clear my doubt,by telling me whether I'm right?

Welcome, Amy

Let's is short for Let us.