Katy Choi
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- Nov 21, 2011
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Hi everyone. I want some helps. Actually, I am learning about 'tense,' and I've known, after those phrase with 'after,as soon as, before, when, etc' , 'will' is not used.
So, I can't use 'will' in this kinds of sentence ,like (I'm going back home on Sunday.) Before I go, I'd like to visit the museum, right?
I can't say like, before I will go, I'd like to visit the museum. So far, I can understand what the concept is, but I've also heard, sometimes 'have done' can be used in that phrase.
Do and have done are exchangable,aren't they? Then, what difference do they get?
please, give me some ideas about it. :lol:
So, I can't use 'will' in this kinds of sentence ,like (I'm going back home on Sunday.) Before I go, I'd like to visit the museum, right?
I can't say like, before I will go, I'd like to visit the museum. So far, I can understand what the concept is, but I've also heard, sometimes 'have done' can be used in that phrase.
Do and have done are exchangable,aren't they? Then, what difference do they get?
please, give me some ideas about it. :lol: