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| Autor: | Kroc is Loco |
| E-mail: | não-disponível |
| Data: | 27/MAR/2018 11:31 AM |
| Assunto: | Future Perfect Vs. future continous |
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Hi, Tiago. Thanks for your insightful (rational) explanation. However, empirically, both sentences still mean the same to me. I can't see any difference but the fact that B is a more detailed explanation of A! A) Fifty years from now, we will have created organ replacements with 3D printers. B) Fifty years from now, we will have created technology to perform organ replacements with 3D printers. Have a look: When talking about a period of time rather than a specific time you can also use (time period) from now or in (time period's) time: Three years from now we'll have been together for a decade. (and hopefully still together) http://www.bbc.co.uk/learningenglish/english/course/intermediate/unit-26/session-2 |
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Future Perfect Vs. Future perfect continuous – Kroc is Loco 26/MAR/2018, 9:14 PM Future Perfect Vs. future continous – Kroc is Loco 26/MAR/2018, 9:17 PM Future Perfect Vs. future continous – Tiago T. 27/MAR/2018, 12:22 AM Future Perfect Vs. future continous – Tiago T. 27/MAR/2018, 12:24 AM 
Future Perfect Vs. future continous – Kroc is Loco 27/MAR/2018, 11:31 AM Future Perfect Vs. future continous – Kroc ir Loco 27/MAR/2018, 12:13 PM Future Perfect Vs. future continous – Tiago T. 01/ABR/2018, 5:26 PM