Some verb tenses often work with time clauses.
Sentences with time clauses have two parts:
1. The clause with the time word
2. The main clause
Remember the following tips:
Ø The part with the time word is always dependent.
Ø Most time words work with more than one tense.
Ø In the present, past, and future perfect progressive tenses, for is not always necessary, but it is frequently used.
Ø *Before and after do not require the use of the past perfect, but it is possible.
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Some verb tenses often work with time clauses.
Sentences with time clauses have two parts:
1. The clause with the time word
2. The main clause
Remember the following tips:
Ø The part with the time word is always dependent.
Ø Most time words work with more than one tense.
Ø In the present, past, and future perfect progressive tenses, for is not always necessary, but it is frequently used.
Ø *Before and after do not require the use of the past perfect, but it is possible.
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