Asked by Tony
Please help.
Am I correct in saying that the following phrase is future simple tense?
'if it rains tomorrow'
Am I correct in saying that the following phrase is future simple tense?
'if it rains tomorrow'
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Future tense includes the auxiliary verbs will or shall ...
It will rain tomorrow.
We shall need to take umbrellas with us.
What you wrote is the first part of a conditional statement (if....then....), and the future isn't used ... yet.
If it rains (<~~present, subjunctive) tomorrow, I will have (<~~future, indicative) to wear different clothing and take an umbrella.
Read about Subjunctive Mood here:
http://grammar.ccc.commnet.edu/grammar/verbs.htm#mood
It will rain tomorrow.
We shall need to take umbrellas with us.
What you wrote is the first part of a conditional statement (if....then....), and the future isn't used ... yet.
If it rains (<~~present, subjunctive) tomorrow, I will have (<~~future, indicative) to wear different clothing and take an umbrella.
Read about Subjunctive Mood here:
http://grammar.ccc.commnet.edu/grammar/verbs.htm#mood
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