Structure - 10 || English Structure For Spoken English || Daily Used English Sentences

Structure 10: Structure 10: By the time you ... + Will you let me ... or not? + Mark my word ....
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0:09 First Structure
1:06 Second Structure
1:55 Third Structure
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[@sonjibanchakma4015]

sir ke onek donnobad

[@TheLearningPark]

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[@debughosh1331]

Sir, the phrase "by the time" shows the deadline of any action or event that has completed.
It shows that the action will have completed before that time.
It will have been evening by the time he leaves this please.
It will have been evening by the time he reaches home.
The game will have been started by the time he comes.
Please help me to understand.

[@TheLearningPark]

You're right, the phrase "by the time" shows the deadline of any action or event that has completed and It shows that the action will have completed before that time.
By the way, we should not make any sentence so complicated like "The game will have been started by the time he comes."
Here we can easily say like "The game will be started by the time you come" instead of saying as above example.
Hope you've understood!

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তুমি আজকে কোথায় কোথায় গিয়েছ?
তুমি কি কি কাজ কর?
এইগুলা কিভাবে হবে

[@TheLearningPark]

আমি যতদূর জানি এগুলো এরূপ হবে:
1. Where all did you visit to today?
2. What all do you do?

[@shajaratulislamrussell7322]

Mark my word that he is telling "A" lie. Before lie word you must use A preposition.

[@TheLearningPark]

I apologize for this.
Thank you brother for your comment!

[@user-im8kx4nh5z]

তুমি াসতে আসতে খেলা শুরু হয়ে যাবে
The game will started you coming