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når talen er om fremtiden, får de ialmindelighed blot betyd- 
ningen af noget, som vil (vilde) indtræffe engang i frem- 
tiden, f. eks.: 
I've got something to say to you, but not down 
here: you'll be letting out my private affairs, and 
I can't stand that (Ward, Grieve II, 7. — You 
will be going back to England soon (ib. I, 230). 
— I shall be taking money for timber next week 
(Bulw. What — III, 266). —I shall be selling s0oon— 
certainly I shall be selling (Ward, Grieve I, 142). 
— I suppose you will be going over to the wed- 
ding '(Trollope, Golden Lion of Granpere 143; 
Tauchn.. — That you will make no private 
marriage — that you won't be taking å trip to 
Scotland (Thackeray, Pendennis I, 117; Tauchn.). 
Ofte (betegner det blot en meget nær forestående fremtid, 
ligesom perfektum og pluskvamperfektum kan betegne en nylig 
indtruffen begivenhed: 
Why can't you leave the child alone? You'll be 
putting Mrs. Mason in å taking, and that'll do 
her harm?(Ward, Grieve II, 104). — Take care; 
the landlord will be descending on you (ib. II, 
124). — And now I know yowll be saying you 
can't afford yourself a new great-coat (ib. III, 188), 


(Trykt 10 Januar 1896) 
