Have they seen or will come: how is it written? – Education and Transformation

Let's talk a little about verb forms "have seen or will come". Two words that exist in our Portuguese language, but many people have difficulties when writing.

The word turn it it's the verb come in the future. already the word saw is the past of verb see.

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Have seen or will come: which is right?

The guests COME OR WILL COME earlier for the meeting?

The correct is to come. (FUTURE OF THE VERB TO COME)

The guests COME OR WILL COME the victim earlier.

The correct one is saw. (Past from verb see.)

In general o (ão) is a future verb ending and (am) is a past tense ending.

Complete the sentences with what is asked

1. The students _ in the class. (Studying the future).
2. The Students _ in the class. (studying past)
3. They _ the dog. (see past)
4. The cats _ in the box. (Enter Future)
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5. The cats _ in the box. (enter past)
6. They _ tomorrow. (Come Future)
7. They _ the news tomorrow. (see future)
8. All _ your goals (Find past).
9. All _ your goals (Find the future).

Answers: They will study, studied, saw, will enter, entered, will come, summer, found, found.

See too: Definition of Idle.

See the differences between seen and to come?

In order for you to understand the difference between these two words, it is very important to know the irregular verbs:

See (prefect tense)

• I saw
• you saw
• he saw
• we saw
• you saw
• they saw

Come (future of present tense)

• I turned
• you will come
• he will come
• we will come
• you will come
• they turn it

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meaning of will come

Action of coming, going or being taken from one place to another: my cousins ​​will come to Rio de Janeiro. Inflection of the verb vir na: 3rd person plural of the present tense future of the indicative Syllable separation: vi-rão

meaning of turn

Turning action; act of changing opinion, belief, condition, party, etc.: patches become a print in a new collection.

Verb inflection see in: 3rd person plural of past perfect tense, 3rd person plural of more-than-perfect tense 

Other suggestions:intention or intention and Is or is.

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