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learning > grammaire anglaise - niveau avancé
groupe verbal > expressions du futur
principale en will / be + -ing
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proposition subordonnée de temps en when / while / as soon as / as soon au présent / present perfect (actif ou passif)
When all the bodies have been buried in Darfur, [ present perfect passif ] how will history judge us?
The Guardian p. 18 9 November 2006
I'm worried
Jobs won't be around [ proposition principale avec un GV modalisé exprimant le futur ]
when I graduate [ proposition subordonnée de temps au présent, introduite par when ]
Adam Zyglis The Buffalo News Buffalo, NY Cagle 20 January 2011 Related http://www.nytimes.com/2011/01/18/technology/18apple.html
Amid Influx of Migrants, Obama to Skip Border Visit
on Texas Trip JULY 3, 2014 The New York Times By JULIE HIRSCHFELD DAVIS and JULIA PRESTON
WASHINGTON — When President Obama travels to Texas next week, he will come as close as he has been in weeks to the rapidly escalating border crisis that has left thousands of unaccompanied children in shelters and spurred angry protests throughout the country.
Amid Influx of Migrants, Obama to Skip Border
Visit on Texas Trip,
Our Latest High-Water Mark
November 2, 2012
WATER up to the attics on Staten Island. Flooded subway and commuter tunnels. Power lost to 8.5 million homes and businesses. We get it: this storm and its impacts are huge. What we may not be getting is why.
When the debris is cleared away, [ proposition subordonnée de temps au présent passif, introduite par when ]
we will be left [ proposition principale avec un GV modalisé en will + passif ] with a new high-water mark.
On Monday, sea levels in New York City reached about 14 feet above the average low-tide mark; more than 9 feet above the average high; almost 3 feet above the last record, set in 1821.
Our Latest High-Water Mark, NYT, 2.11.2012,
Wind and Rain Start to Lash Carolina Coast
August 27,
2011
NAGS HEAD, N.C. — The eye wall of Hurricane Irene, now a category one storm, is within a hours of making landfall in eastern North Carolina, the first stop in the mainland United States for a storm that is expected to scrape up the East Coast and bring flooding rains to a dozen states. and thinking about what mattered the
most. on Friday before heading to her father’s house deeper inland. They packed what mattered: three days’ worth of clothes for their two sons, important
documents and photo albums.
“As soon the storm passes, [ proposition subordonnée de temps au présent, introduite par as soon ] I’m getting in the water,” [ proposition principale avec un GV en be + -ing exprimant le futur ] he said.
Wind and Rain Start to Lash Carolina Coast,
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