actually my question is: should we use "有“ or 将有 in the case? and what's the difference?
someone said Chinese doesn't have tense...do we have tense in ancient Chinese? for example, do we use 将有 in ancient texts? how did we indicate the timing of things?
actually my question is: should we use "有“ or 将有 in the case? and what's the difference?
someone said Chinese doesn't have tense...do we have tense in ancient Chinese? for example, do we use 将有 in ancient texts? how did we indicate the timing of things?
actually my question is: should we use "有“ or 将有 in the case? and what's the difference?
someone said Chinese doesn't have tense...do we have tense in ancient Chinese? for example, do we use 将有 in ancient texts? how did we indicate the timing of things?
actually my question is: should we use "有“ or 将有 in the case? and what's the difference?
someone said Chinese doesn't have tense...do we have tense in ancient Chinese? for example, do we use 将有 in ancient texts? how did we indicate the timing of things?