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Anonymous Posted 20 years ago
Grammar

Grammar

0Dear Group,02br
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00Which one of these two sentences below is correct? 02br
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001. Do anyone know at what time did we come here?02br
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002. Do anyone know at what time we came here?02br
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00Please advise, thank you.02br
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00Regards,02br
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00Jeeva0-
  

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0Hi,02br
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00For a start it need 'Does anyone know' - because anyone shows you are talking to more than one person.02br
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00Does anyone know what time we came here?0-
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0there is no relevance with this topic but the subject is "grammar" and i dont want to mess the section by making so much entries (topics) for my each question.02br
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00here comes the question...***02br
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00i am through with it.02br
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00what does it mean? ( and even i am not sure about the usage of *** is it right? )02br
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01cite10Janissary12cite10there is no relevance with this topic but the subject is "grammar" and i dont want to mess the section by making so much entries (topics) for my each question.12br
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10here comes the question...***12br
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10i am through with it.12br
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10what does
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1i00i am through with it.02i02br
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00I am through with it. = I am finished with it. = I am done with it.02br
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00You could say 02br
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00I would like to know what "I am through with it" means.02br
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00or02br
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00What does "I am through with it" mean?0-
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5000 sorry for bad explanation but nevertheless thnx for reply02br
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00actually i asked 2 questions.02br
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00"here the question comes "02br
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00this was the first question. i asked if it was right usage of it and was it gramatically correct?02br
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00and the second question was" i am through with it"
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0 I think "here comes the question" is better.0-
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0Agree.02br
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00Janissary, you are to use inverted word order if a sentence begins with the words "here" or "there" and the subject is the noun.01blockquote
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11font10Here is the book you are looking for.12br
10Here comes my brother.12br
10There is your book.12font12b
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01cite10Ruslana12cite10You are to use inverted word order if a sentence begins with the words "here" or "there" and the subject is the noun.12br
11font10 Here is the book you are looking for.12br
10 Here comes my brother.12br
10 There is your book.12
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0No, I didn't know that, Paco. Thank you! 050010id1
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0thnx now it is clear.02br
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00and here comes another question. (as you see i understand 05000 05100 )02br
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00alive or live? i dont mean the verb meaning of live . i mean the adj meaning of both them.02br
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00is there a difference between them ? alive(adj) vs. live(adj)010id411id1
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