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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
come came come
difference between come came come. please tell examples
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Come when you are ready. - imperative Can you come this evening? - bare infinitive I come to school by bus.
- Come when you are ready.
- - imperative Can you come this evening?
- - bare infinitive I come to school by bus.
- - present simple I came here by taxi yesterday.
- - past simple Did you come direct from London?
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Come when you are ready. - imperative
Can you come this evening? - bare infinitive
I come to school by bus. - present simple
I came here by taxi yesterday. - past simple
Did you come direct from London? - interrogative past simple, formed from past simple of DO plus bare infinitive.
I haven't come f
Can you come this evening? - bare infinitive
I come to school by bus. - present simple
I came here by taxi yesterday. - past simple
Did you come direct from London? - interrogative past simple, formed from past simple of DO plus bare infinitive.
I haven't come f
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