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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
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I have little confusion,can you use it is gone or it has gone on past year
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Hi That's a good question: - 2015 is over - it is gone - 2015 is over - it has gone Both of those are OK but I think most people would use the second one Dave
- Hi That's a good question: - 2015 is over - it is gone - 2015 is over - it has gone Both of those are OK but I think most people would use the second one Dave
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Hi
That's a good question:
- 2015 is over - it is gone
- 2015 is over - it has gone
Both of those are OK but I think most people would use the second one
Dave
That's a good question:
- 2015 is over - it is gone
- 2015 is over - it has gone
Both of those are OK but I think most people would use the second one
Dave
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on a separate note, "I have a little confusion" is wrong
I am confused is right
I am confused is right
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Hi
You are right to say that 'I am confused' is usual:
- I saw this sentence in a newspaper and I am confused
But 'have a little confusion' sounds like good colloquial English to me:
- Your finance report is good but I have a little confusion about it here ...
If you miss out the 'a' (as you did before) then it has a different meaning:
- I don'
You are right to say that 'I am confused' is usual:
- I saw this sentence in a newspaper and I am confused
But 'have a little confusion' sounds like good colloquial English to me:
- Your finance report is good but I have a little confusion about it here ...
If you miss out the 'a' (as you did before) then it has a different meaning:
- I don'
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