Read the following sentence:

After Domingo finishes college, he will look for a job in management.

Why do the verbs in the sentence have two different tenses?

A. They describe actions that happen at two different times.
B. One describes an action that interrupts the other.
C. One of the verbs is actually a verbal.
D. The writer has made a grammatical error.
@Kiralee

Question

Read the following sentence:

After Domingo finishes college, he will look for a job in management.

Why do the verbs in the sentence have two different tenses?

A.	They describe actions that happen at two different times.
 		B.	One describes an action that interrupts the other.
 		C.	One of the verbs is actually a verbal.
 		D.	The writer has made a grammatical error.
@Kiralee

anonymous · Answer

finishes and will look is underlined

anonymous · Answer

@aaronq @Compassionate

anonymous · Answer

I'd go with C. It's correct grammar, they both will happen at the same time, and neither is interrupting.