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From the article (emphasis mine): "Everyone speaks in future tense. (Or, more specifically, present-tense inaction, future-tense action.)" Each of his example
by dstorrs 17y ago
From the article (emphasis mine):
"Everyone speaks in future tense. (Or, more specifically, present-tense inaction, future-tense action.)"
Each of his examples is of two parts following the pattern described: present-tense inaction, future-tense action.