Grammar help please?
Hi,
Could you please tell me if these sentences are natural used for the native speaker?
It seems / looks / is frosty in the early morning before sun rise. (Three of them are alright to use, I presume?)
It is presumptuous for me to do it without your consent.
Sorry about my presumptuous decision, if I ever offend you.
Thanks in advance.
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John Aki It seems / looks / is frosty in the early morning before sunrise . ) All three may be possible (the meanings are different, of course), but it is not very clear to me whether you are intending to describe a particular morning or mornings in general. John Aki It is presumptuous for me to do it without your consent.
- John Aki It seems / looks / is frosty in the early morning before sunrise .
- ) All three may be possible (the meanings are different, of course), but it is not very clear to me whether you are intending to describe a particular morning or mornings in general.
- John Aki It is presumptuous for me to do it without your consent.
- Are you talking about a hypothetical action or something that you have already done?
- John Aki Sorry about my presumptuous decision, if I ever offend you.
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John AkiIt seems / looks / is frosty in the early morning before sunrise. (Three of them are alright to use, I presume?)
All three may be possible (the meanings are different, of course), but it is not very clear to me whether you are intending to describe a particular morning or mornings in general.
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