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Vpie Posted 9 years ago
Grammar

Grammar, verb .

Hi:)

1.I hear that verb (Emotion: tongue tiedtart , begin, leave )uses present verb if subject is planned

So , "she leaves 2hours later" ,"I start studying English 4:00" is it okay to write above?

2. If I use stative verb with present perfect form, isn't it strange?

Because I usually see stative verb with present and past verb form (like I taste /tasted soup )


Thank you. Emotion: smile


  

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I hear that verb ( s tart , begin, leave )uses present verb if subject is planned So , "she leaves 2hours later" ,"I start studying English at 4:00" is it okay to write above? It's OK. It's perfectly normal.

— CalifJim

  • I hear that verb ( s tart , begin, leave )uses present verb if subject is planned So , "she leaves 2hours later" ,"I start studying English at 4:00" is it okay to write above?
  • It's OK.
  • It's perfectly normal.
  • vpie 2.
  • If I use stative verb with present perfect form, isn't it strange?
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vpie1.I hear that verb (start , begin, leave )uses present verb if subject is planned So , "she leaves 2hours later" ,"I start studying English at 4:00" is it okay to write above?

It's OK. It's perfectly normal.

vpie2. If I use stative verb with present perf
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If I unplanned things then , is it strange?

For example: "May be I leave in 5minutes. "or "well... I start doing my homework at 6?"

Thank you.

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vpieMaybe I leave in 5 minutes.

You can't do that. Say I may leave in 5 minutes.

vpie"well... I start doing my homework at 6."

That's OK. Adding "well" doesn't change anything.

CJ

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