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If you are a famous footballer, my brother Tim will know.
Do you think that "will" is referring to the future or to the present there?
Do you think that "will" is referring to the future or to the present there?
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It depends a bit, IMO. The knowledge is present, but getting the knowledge could be present or future, depending on circumstances. ;-)
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tdol said:It depends a bit, IMO. The knowledge is present, but getting the knowledge could be present or future, depending on circumstances. ;-)
Do you think the modal verb can express two things at the same time?
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