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Future continuous-Future perfect
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26 Apr 2008 Sat 01:37 pm |
Most people think these tenses dont exist in Turkish, in fact, they do but they are given under the title of Future tense! So some people think Turkish is not adequate in expressing some actions. I think these two tenses should be separated from the Future tense and they should be counted as two different tenses.
Future continuous tense
Gidiyor olacağım: I will be going
Future Perfect Tense
Gitmiş olacağım: I will have gone.
And separating them could make learning easier for Turkish learners too.
What do you think?
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26 Apr 2008 Sat 01:57 pm |
Quoting incişka: Most people think these tenses dont exist in Turkish, in fact, they do but they are given under the title of Future tense! So some people think Turkish is not adequate in expressing some actions. I think these two tenses should be separated from the Future tense and they should be counted as two different tenses.
Future continuous tense
Gidiyor olacağım: I will be going
Future Perfect Tense
Gitmiş olacağım: I will have gone.
And separating them could make learning easier for Turkish learners too.
What do you think? |
that it should be I would have gone..
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26 Apr 2008 Sat 02:13 pm |
whatever... What I have asked is "what do u think about separating these tenses from the Future tense". Thank u anyway.
And it is "I will have gone". Look here
By the way, "I would have gone" is 3rd type conditional sentence. Look here
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26 Apr 2008 Sat 02:17 pm |
perhaps you could submit a lesson separating them
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26 Apr 2008 Sat 02:19 pm |
Quoting soulshine: perhaps you could submit a lesson separating them  |
maybe
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26 Apr 2008 Sat 02:23 pm |
I will look forward to reading them
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