Poll: Don't call him now; he won't have got there yet.
Don't call him now; he won't have got there yet. |
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Votes: 229
Comments: 5
Added: October 2007
Comments:
| margeh - 4th December 2007 23:32 |
| how wonderful speaking......... |
| Erick - 24th July 2008 01:30 |
| correct me if I'm wrong but it sounds strange because you're talking aboa present situation using the future perfect which is impossible in this situation... |
| anatole nozière - 14th August 2008 23:56 |
| Maybe more common in British English, but correct in either. The future perfect emphasizes the just-aboutness of his arrival. |
| thanh - 2nd December 2008 11:10 |
| yes i will alway |
| heather - 10th July 2009 12:45 |
| OK, but very clumsy sounding. British English wouldn't use 'gotten' either, which also sounds clumsy, but instead would most likely replace 'got there' with 'arrived'. |
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