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Tenjing Posted 12 years ago
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Are these sentences correct?
A. I wish I didn't have to work tomorrow.
B. I wish I didn't have to come here again.
C. I am working in that restaurant until next Monday.
D. You aren't happy. I am not either.
E. You are happy. I am too.
Are these sentences grammatically correct? The first four sentences have a future meaning right? ??
B. I wish I didn't have to come here again.
C. I am working in that restaurant until next Monday.
D. You aren't happy. I am not either.
E. You are happy. I am too.
Are these sentences grammatically correct? The first four sentences have a future meaning right? ??
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Are these sentences grammatically correct? Yes The first four sentences have a future meaning right? A and B imply a future event.
- Are these sentences grammatically correct?
- Yes The first four sentences have a future meaning right?
- A and B imply a future event.
- C refers to a future plan.
- D and E refer to the present situation.
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Are these sentences grammatically correct? Yes
The first four sentences have a future meaning right?
A and B imply a future event.
C refers to a future plan.
D and E refer to the present situation.
The first four sentences have a future meaning right?
A and B imply a future event.
C refers to a future plan.
D and E refer to the present situation.
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