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English · Q36

Common Error Detection

Competitive Exams · English · question 36

Q36

I'll go with you / as long as/ I won't have to sing.

A.
I'll go with you
B.
as long as
C.
I won't have to sing
Answer
D.
No error

Answer: Option C

Solution

Answer: Option C
Solution:
Change, I won't have to sing → I don't have to sing.

'as long as' is usually followed by a clause in the present tense when the preceding clause is in the future tense.