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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
English
BOOKS ARE INTO THE CUPBOARD.
IS THE SENTENCE IS CORRECT? reply immediately.
IS THE SENTENCE IS CORRECT? reply immediately.
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Hi, No, it's not correct. Try to say it another way. Please don't order us to reply immediately.
- Hi, No, it's not correct.
- Try to say it another way.
- Please don't order us to reply immediately.
- Clive
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Hi,
No, it's not correct. Try to say it another way.
Please don't order us to reply immediately.
Clive
No, it's not correct. Try to say it another way.
Please don't order us to reply immediately.
Clive
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Are they both grammatically correct?
If you were wondering, I live in New York.
If you are wondering, I live in New York.
Thanks
Can you just give examples on how to use each or is it acceptable to interchange them?
Another question is:
I bought this from Wal-mart.
Is it correct?
If you were wondering, I live in New York.
If you are wondering, I live in New York.
Thanks
Can you just give examples on how to use each or is it acceptable to interchange them?
Another question is:
I bought this from Wal-mart.
Is it correct?
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Hi,
Are they both grammatically correct?
If you were wondering, I live in New York. Suggests the speaker thinks you may not have been wondering. Makes the wondering sound 'hypothetical'. Also, makes the statemnt sounds more polite, less forceful, less direct.
If you are wondering, I live in New York. Suggests the speaker thinks you may actually be wondering.
Are they both grammatically correct?
If you were wondering, I live in New York. Suggests the speaker thinks you may not have been wondering. Makes the wondering sound 'hypothetical'. Also, makes the statemnt sounds more polite, less forceful, less direct.
If you are wondering, I live in New York. Suggests the speaker thinks you may actually be wondering.
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