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Dilshi Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

Could someone please tell me the difference between these sentences..

1. "I try my best." and "I'll try my best."
2. "How does he know??" and "How did he know??"

3. "I have trying to call you." and "I have tried to call you."
4. "Why were you absent yesterday??" and "Why did you absent yesterday??"

5. "Do you sit in front of a computer for a long time??" and "Can you sit in front of a computer for a long time?? "
  

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" It is my general habit to try my best. - It is my plan and determination for future. " Just a difference of present and past.

— Avidlearner

  • " It is my general habit to try my best.
  • - It is my plan and determination for future.
  • " Just a difference of present and past.
  • " You should use been in the middle of have and trying.
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dilshi"I try my best." and "I'll try my best."
It is my general habit to try my best. - It is my plan and determination for future.
dilshi"How does he know??" and "How did he know??"
Just a difference of present and past.
dilshi"I have trying to call you." and "I have tried to call you."
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dilshi1. a "I try my best." and b "I'll try my best."
a I always try my best.
b I will try my best on a future occasion (or perhaps on several occasions).
dilshi2. a "How does he know??" and b "How did he know??"
a How does he know at this moment?
b How did he know at that time in the past
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dilshi1a. "I try my best." and 1b "I'll try my best."
1a. Regular trying.
1b. Promise or certainty of future trying.
dilshi2a. "How does he know??" and 2b."How did he know??"
2b. How does he come to possess, in the present, this knowledge?
2a. How did he acquire,
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Thanks a lot Avidlearner, CalifJim and fivejedjon.. Emotion: smile

Before I go to a competition then I have to use.. "I'll try my best."
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