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Tenacious Learner Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Could you proofread the sentences?
Hi teachers,
Could you tell me which one is correct?
a) One of the uses of the indefinite adverb of time already is to emphasize actions that have occurred between an indefinite period of time in the past and now, as the following exercise shows.
b) One of the uses of the indefinite adverb of time already is to emphasize actions that have occurred between an indefinite period of time in the past and now, as shown in the following exercise.
Thanks in advance.
Could you tell me which one is correct?
a) One of the uses of the indefinite adverb of time already is to emphasize actions that have occurred between an indefinite period of time in the past and now, as the following exercise shows.
b) One of the uses of the indefinite adverb of time already is to emphasize actions that have occurred between an indefinite period of time in the past and now, as shown in the following exercise.
Thanks in advance.
Top answer
You may use either without fear or favor.
- You may use either without fear or favor.
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