“Since” usage in Future Perfect sentences Unicorn Meta Zoo #1: Why another podcast? Announcing the arrival of Valued Associate #679: Cesar ManaraFuture Perfect with the preposition 'since'“has”+perfect in reported speech of the futureUsage of 'future perfect' versus 'future simple'Future perfect or simple in this contextFuture tense and future perfect tenseFuture Perfect and Future SimpleSimple Future vs Future PerfectUsing future perfect vs future perfect continuousUsing “by” with the future perfect continuousPresent perfect - future perfect in a subject question
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“Since” usage in Future Perfect sentences
Unicorn Meta Zoo #1: Why another podcast?
Announcing the arrival of Valued Associate #679: Cesar ManaraFuture Perfect with the preposition 'since'“has”+perfect in reported speech of the futureUsage of 'future perfect' versus 'future simple'Future perfect or simple in this contextFuture tense and future perfect tenseFuture Perfect and Future SimpleSimple Future vs Future PerfectUsing future perfect vs future perfect continuousUsing “by” with the future perfect continuousPresent perfect - future perfect in a subject question
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My friend gave me a sentence in Polish "odkąd pływam minie 8 lat przed koncem tej klasy" to translate into English. And so i did, it is what i came up with "It will have been 8 years by July since i started swimming". But lately i've reminded myself about that and got really unsure if it is truly correct. I found some artciles about that, but none of them was about that particular situation, when I want to highlight information about starting point in the past. Could you explain me if that's correct or not?
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My friend gave me a sentence in Polish "odkąd pływam minie 8 lat przed koncem tej klasy" to translate into English. And so i did, it is what i came up with "It will have been 8 years by July since i started swimming". But lately i've reminded myself about that and got really unsure if it is truly correct. I found some artciles about that, but none of them was about that particular situation, when I want to highlight information about starting point in the past. Could you explain me if that's correct or not?
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A better phrasing would be something like "It will be 8 years in July since I started swimming" but that removes the Future Perfect tense part so it doesn't really answer your question (and might not be a good translation).
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My friend gave me a sentence in Polish "odkąd pływam minie 8 lat przed koncem tej klasy" to translate into English. And so i did, it is what i came up with "It will have been 8 years by July since i started swimming". But lately i've reminded myself about that and got really unsure if it is truly correct. I found some artciles about that, but none of them was about that particular situation, when I want to highlight information about starting point in the past. Could you explain me if that's correct or not?
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My friend gave me a sentence in Polish "odkąd pływam minie 8 lat przed koncem tej klasy" to translate into English. And so i did, it is what i came up with "It will have been 8 years by July since i started swimming". But lately i've reminded myself about that and got really unsure if it is truly correct. I found some artciles about that, but none of them was about that particular situation, when I want to highlight information about starting point in the past. Could you explain me if that's correct or not?
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A better phrasing would be something like "It will be 8 years in July since I started swimming" but that removes the Future Perfect tense part so it doesn't really answer your question (and might not be a good translation).
– Mike
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A better phrasing would be something like "It will be 8 years in July since I started swimming" but that removes the Future Perfect tense part so it doesn't really answer your question (and might not be a good translation).
– Mike
4 hours ago
A better phrasing would be something like "It will be 8 years in July since I started swimming" but that removes the Future Perfect tense part so it doesn't really answer your question (and might not be a good translation).
– Mike
4 hours ago
A better phrasing would be something like "It will be 8 years in July since I started swimming" but that removes the Future Perfect tense part so it doesn't really answer your question (and might not be a good translation).
– Mike
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A better phrasing would be something like "It will be 8 years in July since I started swimming" but that removes the Future Perfect tense part so it doesn't really answer your question (and might not be a good translation).
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