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Mpgrewal Posted 22 years ago
Grammar
General grammar question
Hey all,
See this sentence below:
"I'd give you a big kiss."
Is this sentence grammatically correct.
I think it should be like "It must have given you a big kiss" or some like this
What do you say?
See this sentence below:
"I'd give you a big kiss."
Is this sentence grammatically correct.
I think it should be like "It must have given you a big kiss" or some like this
What do you say?
Top answer
The first is fine. The second one that you suggest is very odd! "
- The first is fine.
- The second one that you suggest is very odd!
- "
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3 Answers
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The first is fine.
The second one that you suggest is very odd! Do you mean "It must have given you a big KICK?"
The second one that you suggest is very odd! Do you mean "It must have given you a big KICK?"
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Wouldn't the adjective "big" be a bit too general to describe a kiss? What other adjectives could you use if you were to write a novel for example? Poetic licence, I mean.
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suzi,
I just devised the sentence ..
I mean my question was about the "grammatical syntax" not the sense of the sentence.
Let it be
I had give (some sentence)
I just want to ask Is "had give" correct?
I have learnt that with had/have we use 3rd form of verb...then how come had + give ?
I just devised the sentence ..
I mean my question was about the "grammatical syntax" not the sense of the sentence.
Let it be
I had give (some sentence)
I just want to ask Is "had give" correct?
I have learnt that with had/have we use 3rd form of verb...then how come had + give ?
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