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Bammzzy Posted 14 years ago
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Hello guys, I need help with this sentence:
" I feel very tired this morning"
Now, the question is :isn't "this morning" implying kind of past tence in English? or is it used this way ?
" I feel very tired this morning"
Now, the question is :isn't "this morning" implying kind of past tence in English? or is it used this way ?
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It's used this way. It is morning now and I feel very tired. This afternoon I might say 'I felt very tired when I got up this morning'.
- It's used this way.
- It is morning now and I feel very tired.
- This afternoon I might say 'I felt very tired when I got up this morning'.
- Rover
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It's used this way.
It is morning now and I feel very tired.
This afternoon I might say 'I felt very tired when I got up this morning'.
Rover
It is morning now and I feel very tired.
This afternoon I might say 'I felt very tired when I got up this morning'.
Rover
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