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PreciousJones Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Few sentences
I'm talking to my friend in the present:
It's not like we stayed there and partied so it's not considered a waste of time to me. - Sentence ok?
That's why we didn't stay there and hang out with them. - Sentence ok?
Or should they both be it was and that was?
Thank you.
It's not like we stayed there and partied so it's not considered a waste of time to me. - Sentence ok?
That's why we didn't stay there and hang out with them. - Sentence ok?
Or should they both be it was and that was?
Thank you.
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Hi PreciousJones; If you are speaking in the present, these are present-time opinions about what happened, so it's natural to use present tense.. Regards, A- s
- Hi PreciousJones; If you are speaking in the present, these are present-time opinions about what happened, so it's natural to use present tense..
- Regards, A- s
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Hi PreciousJones;
If you are speaking in the present, these are present-time opinions about what happened, so it's natural to use present tense..
Regards,
A-
If you are speaking in the present, these are present-time opinions about what happened, so it's natural to use present tense..
Regards,
A-
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Hi,
It's not like we stayed there and partied so it's not considered a waste of time to me. - Sentence ok
This sounds to me like someone else is doing the considering.
If you are doing the considering, say
It's not like we stayed there and partied so I don't consider it a waste of time.
Clive
It's not like we stayed there and partied so it's not considered a waste of time to me. - Sentence ok
This sounds to me like someone else is doing the considering.
If you are doing the considering, say
It's not like we stayed there and partied so I don't consider it a waste of time.
Clive
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