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Kynguyen Posted 22 years ago
Grammar

Grammar check please.

Hi,
another question. I hear people say things like: i did that already. i already did that. which one is correct?

another question. what's the difference between -
i saw it and i did see it.

Thanks
  

Top answer

The difference between "I saw it" and "I did see it" is that with the second one, you stress the fact that you actually saw it. -Come on, you can't possibly have seen it! -I did see it - no matter what you believe.

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  • The difference between "I saw it" and "I did see it" is that with the second one, you stress the fact that you actually saw it.
  • -Come on, you can't possibly have seen it!
  • -I did see it - no matter what you believe.
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The difference between "I saw it" and "I did see it" is that with the second one, you stress the fact that you actually saw it.

-Come on, you can't possibly have seen it!
-I did see it - no matter what you believe.
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How may I direct your call? or Who can I direct your call to?
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well i want to know the answer too.

i think both of idioms are correct, but the second one is directly and clearer than first..

i hope hear from teachers here..

thanks
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I'd say "Whom may I direct your call to?"
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Cornelis Drebbel a Dutch acientist demonstrated an underwater boat for the king.
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Cornelis Drebbel, a Dutch scientist, demonstrated an underwater boat for the king. (Is his name spelled correctly?)
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