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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Are the tenses correct?
Hi. Please help.
1. Is this correct when we want to say something that more than one person does generally, perhaps every day?
They jump rope every day.
How about the singular form, a rope?
They jump a rope every day.
2. Is the tense correct as some sort of diary entry?
Today I entered the science contest.
I am happy that I won a prize.
I say to myself, "Let's do it again next year."
1. Is this correct when we want to say something that more than one person does generally, perhaps every day?
They jump rope every day.
How about the singular form, a rope?
They jump a rope every day.
2. Is the tense correct as some sort of diary entry?
Today I entered the science contest.
I am happy that I won a prize.
I say to myself, "Let's do it again next year."
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Anonymous Is this correct when we want to say that more than one person does something every day? They jump rope every day. Yes.
- Anonymous Is this correct when we want to say that more than one person does something every day?
- They jump rope every day.
- Yes.
- Anonymous How about the singular form, a rope?
- They jump a rope every day.
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AnonymousIs this correct when we want to say that more than one person does something every day?Yes.
They jump rope every day.
AnonymousHow about the singular form, a rope?No.
They jump a rope every day.
Anonymous2. Is the tense correct as some sort of diary entry?
Today I entered the sc
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Hi. Thank you very much. Please help me with this, too. What if someone wanted to describe what more than one person does every day, say riding a bike, would this be correct? Thank you for your help in advance.
They ride their bikes every day.
They ride their bikes every day.
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