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4. ( . . . ) said, "I don't like it here in this city." Why doesn't ( . . . ) like it here? Do you
have any idea?
5. ( . . . ) doesn't like it here. What is helshe going to do?
6. ( . . . ) has something very special in hisher pocket, but helshe won't show anyone
what it is. What do you suppose is in histher pocket?
7. Can you think of some good things that may happen to you this year?
8. What are some good things that might happen to ( . . . ) this year or next year?
9. Can you think of some bad things that might happen in this world this year or next?
10. What are some good things that may happen in the world this year?
1 1. What new inventions do you think we may have in the future to make our lives easier?
(a) Befme Ann goes to work tomorrow,
she will eat breakfast.
(b) INCORRECT: Before Ann willgo to
work tomorrow, ssh will eat breakfast.
INCORRECT: Bejme Ann is going to go to
work tomorrow, she will eat breakfast.
(c) I'm going to f ~sh my homework after I
eat dinner tonight.
(d) When Igo to New Ymk next week, I'm
going to stay at the Hilton Hotel.
In (a): Before Ann goes w work tomorrow is a funue
time clause.*
A future time clause uses the SIMPLE PRESENT TENSE,
not will or be going to.
In (c): after I eat dinner tonight = a future time clause.
In (d): When Igo to New Ymk next week = a future
time clause.
*See Chart 5-18 for information about time clauses.
EXERCISE 32: Find the time clauses.
1. When we go to the park tomorrow, we're going to go to the zoo.
+ When we go to the park tomorrow = a time clause
2. After I get home tonight, I'm going to make an overseas call to my parents.
3. Mr. Kim will finish his report before he leaves the office today.
4. I'll get some fresh fruit when I go to the market tomorrow.
5. Before I go to bed tonight, I'm going to write a letter to my brother.
6. I'm going to look for a job at a computer company after I graduate next year.