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Subordinate clause and main clause tense rule

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by AndyMann » Sun Feb 15, 2015 7:07 pm
Hi all,

I wanted to clarify about a rule for the tenses used in subordinate clause and main clause.
Are there any specific rules for the tenses used for these clauses?

For eg:

1) Using simple present for subordinate clause and future tense for main clause:

Because the population is denser there and the automobile is therefore inefficient as a means of transportation,a commuter rail system in a European city will usually be five times more efficient than will a system serving a comparable population in an American city

versus

2) Because the population is denser there and the automobile is therefore inefficient as a means of transportation,a commuter rail system in a European city is usually five times more efficient than is a system serving a comparable population in an American city

Is there any error in the second sentence?

Appreciate your help!


Thanks,
Andy
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