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You must remember to remind John that the garden needs watering.
Should this setence be "....the garden will need watering."?
Should this setence be "....the garden will need watering."?
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HelpMe said:
It's OK the way it is. It means,
1. The garden needs watering now. (Present)
2. The garden needs watering every week. (Routine)
If we add 'will', we get a new meaning:
1. The garden will need watering in the future. (Routine)
2. The garden will need to be watered in the future.
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