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Nugso Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
As If/ As Though
Hello all.
Please imagine I'm talking to my friend and trying to make fun of him. Which tense would be correct?
A: I used to play tennis bad when I was kid.
Me: As if you are/were good now.
Thanks.
Please imagine I'm talking to my friend and trying to make fun of him. Which tense would be correct?
A: I used to play tennis bad when I was kid.
Me: As if you are/were good now.
Thanks.
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Hi I would say: A: I used to play tennis bad ly when I was a kid. Me: As if you are at it good now.
- Hi I would say: A: I used to play tennis bad ly when I was a kid.
- Me: As if you are at it good now.
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I would say:
A: I used to play tennis badly when I was a kid.
Me: As if you are at it good now.
I would say:
A: I used to play tennis badly when I was a kid.
Me: As if you are at it good now.
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I used to be bad at tennis when I was a kid.
As if you are good at it now.
As if you are good at it now.
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A: I used to be a poor tennis player when I was kid.
Me: As if you were good now!
Some other responses:
And you think you've improved?
And now you're a match for Roger Federer?
Me: As if you were good now!
Some other responses:
And you think you've improved?
And now you're a match for Roger Federer?
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AlpheccaStarswhen I was kid.Is it more informal without an indefinite article?
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Used to is a bit redundant, and the article is absolutely necessary.
I was a poor tennis player when I was a kid.
I was a poor tennis player when I was a kid.
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Sorry, I missed correcting this mistake. The indefinite article is required.
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