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Grammar mysteries tied to the movies.

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Grammar mysteries tied to the movies.

by Marjona Amonova
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A tense that says something will be finished before another future moment, often used about films.

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It helps link two future moments with a completed action before the other.

Think about a movie you’ll have finished watching by the time the credits roll.

It uses 'will have' followed by a past participle.

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A tense that says something will be finished before another future moment, often used about films.

Hints

It helps link two future moments with a completed action before the other.

Think about a movie you’ll have finished watching by the time the credits roll.

It uses 'will have' followed by a past participle.

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