A time clause says when something happens. We often use before or after at the beginning of a time clause. Here, the question is about the tense used in the time clause of a sentence about the future? Does it come in a future form too? Don't worry! You’ll get the answer in a second through this short lesson.
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Sometimes, we talk about a past event and want to refer to something that happened in a future compared to that particular point in the past. In other words, when we want to express a future time seen from the past, we use the past of the regular future forms. But, how do we do this? You’ll master it in a second.
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Today, we are going to learn about a particular situation in which we can reduce a whole sentence including because to a shorter one. This is linguistically higher-level and what we call a Reduced Reason Clause.
