Peaceblinkfriend Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
At half past two, the teacher dismissed the class before she should have.
At half past two, the teacher dismissed the class before she should have.
If I wanted to change this into the future tense, what would it look like?
At half past two, the teacher will dismiss the class before ( clueless ).
Also, do the present tense version and the future tense version of the sentence mean the same thing?
Thank you
PBF
If I wanted to change this into the future tense, what would it look like?
At half past two, the teacher will dismiss the class before ( clueless ).
Also, do the present tense version and the future tense version of the sentence mean the same thing?
Thank you
PBF
Top answer
At half past two, the teacher will dismiss the class before she should (do) .
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At half past two, the teacher will dismiss the class before she should (do).
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