Could you please check this grammar for me please?
My pants split when I squatted down.
My pants split when squatting down.
This one is good when it [ compared / compares ] it with others. (Both tenses are possible here?)
This one is good when comparing with others.
It is better than I [ expected / expect ]. (Both tenses are possible?)
It is better than [ expected / expect ]. (only past is correct, due to passive voice?)
Cheers
John Aki
Please ignore the previous third question, here are correct version, This one is good when you [ compar ed / compare ] with others. ) This one is good when it [ compar ed / compares ] with others. ) Cheers
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Please ignore the previous third question, here are correct version,
This one is good when you [ compared / compare ] with others. (Both tenses are possible here?)
This one is good when it [ compared / compares ] with others. (Only past is correct, due to passive voice?)
Cheers
John AkiMy pants split when I squatted down.
Right.
John AkiMy pants split when squatting down.
No. Your pants did not squat down.
John AkiIt is better than I [ expected / expect ]. (Both tenses are possible?)
I suppose, but I have to think pretty hard to invent a context