0
Kxd Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
Grammar and Meaning
Hi !
1. If you weren't staring at that girl , you would have stoppe that goal . Is this right in grammar? ? (If past verb , would havd pp )
2. Somebody touches my things than , I say " you don't do that " Is ir imperative sentence?
3. What is the difference between" I like to play game" and "I'd like to play game "? Both are the same ?
Thank you.
1. If you weren't staring at that girl , you would have stoppe that goal . Is this right in grammar? ? (If past verb , would havd pp )
2. Somebody touches my things than , I say " you don't do that " Is ir imperative sentence?
3. What is the difference between" I like to play game" and "I'd like to play game "? Both are the same ?
Thank you.
Top answer
1. " 2. ".
- 1.
- " 2.
- ".
- It is possible to say "You don't do that" as a non-imperative statement of fact, implying prohibition, but the imperative would be more usual in your situation.
- 3.
Get the Weekly English Kit 📬
New words, one handy idiom, and a 2-minute quiz — delivered to your inbox to keep your streak alive.
2 Answers
0
1. You might hear people use "weren't", but properly it should be: "If you hadn't been staring at that girl, you would have stopped that goal."
2. The normal imperative would be just "Don't do that!". It is possible to say "You don't do that" as a non-imperative statement of fact, implying prohibition, but the imperative would be more usual in your situation.
3. Bot
2. The normal imperative would be just "Don't do that!". It is possible to say "You don't do that" as a non-imperative statement of fact, implying prohibition, but the imperative would be more usual in your situation.
3. Bot
00
Related Questions