Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Simple Future or Simple Past
Hi,
Which of the following sentences is correct when confirming something someone has just said?
A. So I will just present the discount card to the manager, the next time I will visit the resort. (simple future)
B. So I just present the discount card to the manager, the next time I visit the resort. (simple present)
I would really appreciate your help.
Which of the following sentences is correct when confirming something someone has just said?
A. So I will just present the discount card to the manager, the next time I will visit the resort. (simple future)
B. So I just present the discount card to the manager, the next time I visit the resort. (simple present)
I would really appreciate your help.
Top answer
C. So I/I'll just present the discount card to the manager, the next time I visit the resort.
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C. So I/I'll just present the discount card to the manager, the next time I visit the resort.
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I see either of the tenses works in the statement, but the adverbial phrase should be in simple present. Thanks Mister Micawber. Great help.
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