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Anonymous Posted 19 years ago
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be+present principal=have+present principal?
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0 01 blockquote 01 cite 10 Anonymous 12 cite 10 I would like to know: 12 br 12 br 10 1. if there is any difference in 11 del 10 nuance among 12 del 10 the sentences 12 br 12 br 10 A. 12 br 12 br 10 B.
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- if there is any difference in 11 del 10 nuance among 12 del 10 the sentences 12 br 12 br 10 A.
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- Winter is gone and spring has come.
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0 In Helsinki English (A) is definitely correct, (B) is not the happiest choice since for 01 i 00 come 02 i 00 you need an auxiliary that denotes 01 u 00 action 02 u 00 . (I do know that some writers have used it, though.). (C) is OK: 01 i 00 gone 02 i 00 indicates a state and 01 i 00 come 02 i 00 indicates action, which is to be
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00 The reason I said what I said in my last post was not so much about grammar .It’s the fluency and logic aspect of the sentence. 02 br
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00 The reason I said what I said in my last post was not so much about grammar .It’s the fluency and logic aspect of the sentence. 02 br
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01 cite 10 Goodman 12 cite 10 Personally, how well a sentence sounds is also part of criterian for natural English besides grammar correctiveness. If it sounded fine to your ears or other ears, 11 font 11 b 10 maybe the problem is my ears 12 b 12 font 10 . 15 0 12 br
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Let me join the topic.
I am a Japanese studying English for several years.
In my understanding, C may be best. The reason is:
Winter IS already IN THE STATE OF "GONE=(absent)" because Spring HAS COME now, (the former part is not perfect but present tense, I think, like "he is dead"), or Winter is "only in my memory" and Spring has come with its specutacularly colourful scene and fragr
I am a Japanese studying English for several years.
In my understanding, C may be best. The reason is:
Winter IS already IN THE STATE OF "GONE=(absent)" because Spring HAS COME now, (the former part is not perfect but present tense, I think, like "he is dead"), or Winter is "only in my memory" and Spring has come with its specutacularly colourful scene and fragr
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