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Andyw12345 Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
Chose vs. Choose
Hi people are my example uses of chose and choose below correct:
I chose to study in the UK...
Customers can choose from many products
Thanks in advance!
I chose to study in the UK...
Customers can choose from many products
Thanks in advance!
Top answer
Yes. Those are both correct. CJ
- Yes.
- Those are both correct.
- CJ
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Perhaps it would be handy to point out the time frame...
I chose to study in the UK....last year.
"Chose" is a past action.
Customers can choose from a number of products.
They still can - although the prices here have shot up thanks to the credit crunch... and maybe now you might think twice about choosing to study in the UK.
"Choose" is an ongoing, present action
I chose to study in the UK....last year.
"Chose" is a past action.
Customers can choose from a number of products.
They still can - although the prices here have shot up thanks to the credit crunch... and maybe now you might think twice about choosing to study in the UK.
"Choose" is an ongoing, present action
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