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Alc24 Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
3 questions please help IS EXEMPT vs HAS BEEN EXEMPT
Could one tell me if these could be said ?
1 It might look like a botched job, but when I did it, I found nothing wrong with what I had done.
2 If in a script I was to write (BACK TO/IN PRESENT TIME after I was/am done writing a flashback, would that be comprehensible?)
3 She thinks because she's working full time that she's exmpt from chores/she has been exempt from chores. It seems that way to me.
Thank you
1 It might look like a botched job, but when I did it, I found nothing wrong with what I had done.
2 If in a script I was to write (BACK TO/IN PRESENT TIME after I was/am done writing a flashback, would that be comprehensible?)
3 She thinks because she's working full time that she's exmpt from chores/she has been exempt from chores. It seems that way to me.
Thank you
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2 If in a script I were to write " BACK TO/IN PRESENT TIME " after I finished writing a flashback, would that be comprehensible ? 3 She thinks because she's working full time that she's exempt from chores. It seems that way to me.
- 2 If in a script I were to write " BACK TO/IN PRESENT TIME " after I finished writing a flashback, would that be comprehensible ?
- 3 She thinks because she's working full time that she's exempt from chores.
- It seems that way to me.
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2 If in a script I were to write "BACK TO/IN PRESENT TIME" after I finished writing a flashback, would that be comprehensible?
3 She thinks because she's working full time that she's exempt from chores. It seems that way to me.
3 She thinks because she's working full time that she's exempt from chores. It seems that way to me.
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It depends on the suprasentential structure. Please put it in a larger context.
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