I think you shouldn't use another verb right after a verb like in "are ask" So it should be "all guests were asked to sign" Here, the verb is "were" and "asked" is an adjective(or should I say it a participle). Besides, if the event has happened, then it should be in past tense; "were".
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AnonymousAlso, are the posts on the first page all that is here? I don't see any option/s to go to the next page.You can see "Page 1 of 341 (13,608 items) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 > ... Last" at the right-side in the bottom of the page. Click the number of any page you want to see.
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01cite10Anonymous12cite10 In the first person, which is correct?12br10If I am that Joe, I'd say "yes, I am", otherwise I'd say "yes, he is".02br
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01cite10Anonymous12cite10I have an english exam tomorrow and I came here for some grammatical tips, but you guys are speaking on a level that is beyond me, so it doesn't look as though this site will be of any help to me.12br
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