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Temporal Clauses and by Monica Gioarsa is a document available to read on EtoBox.
The document discusses the use of the auxiliary verb WILL in temporal clauses. It states that WILL is not allowed after time connectors like when, before, until/till, while, as soon as in the temporal clause. Some examples are provided to illustrate the rule, with the main clause containing WILL and the temporal clause using simple present or present perfect instead. An exception is mentioned for direct object clauses introduced by if/whether, which can contain WILL.
- Author
- Monica Gioarsa
- Language
- EN