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Ashraful Haque
When he sees/he's going to see.
There's a dog in a farm and the owner is bringing in a few cows. So I said:
'He's going to get mad when he sees the other animals.'
My confusion:
He's going to get mad is referring to the future so should I say 'when he's going to see the other animals'?
27 ก.ค. 2019 เวลา 22:25
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Glad to help :)
28 กรกฎาคม 2019
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Su.Ki you're amazing!
28 กรกฎาคม 2019
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Here's an important rule:
1. Look at the following conjunctions:
when, whenever, as soon as, as long as, until/ til, if, unless, whether
2. Remember that when we use these words in future sentences, they need to be followed by a present - either present simple or present perfect - tense, not a future tense.
'He's going to get mad when he sees the other animals.'
not
'He's going to get mad <s>when he's going to see </s>the other animals.'
We won't have dinner until you get home
not
We won't have dinner <s>until you're going to get</s> home.
I'm going to have a big party if I pass my exams.
not
I'm going to have a big party<s> if I will pass</s> my exams.
Learn this rule and remember it - it's a key aspect of English grammar.
28 กรกฎาคม 2019
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"He's going to get mad when he sees the other animals" sounds the most natural. The word "when" indicates that it is in the future.
28 กรกฎาคม 2019
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