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Silak12 Posted 10 years ago
Grammar

have just visited my home?

Hi! everyone!
Could you tell me whether the sentences below imply that the Wilson's are still at my home and have not left?
The Wilson's have just visited my home.
The Wilson's have just called at my home.
If the above sentences do not imply that, which sentences will do so?
They are visiting my home.
Will this work?
Thanks!
  

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silak12 Could you tell me whether the sentences below imply that the Wilson's are still at my home and have not left? No, they do not give me that impression. And note that 'Wilsons' has no apostrophe.

— Mister Micawber

  • silak12 Could you tell me whether the sentences below imply that the Wilson's are still at my home and have not left?
  • No, they do not give me that impression.
  • And note that 'Wilsons' has no apostrophe.
  • silak12 If the above sentences do not imply that, which sentences will do so?
  • The Wilsons are just visiting my home.
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silak12Could you tell me whether the sentences below imply that the Wilson's are still at my home and have not left?
No, they do not give me that impression. And note that 'Wilsons' has no apostrophe.
silak12If the above sentences do not imply that, which sentences will do so?
The Wilsons are just visiting my home
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Mister MicawberThe Wilsons are just visiting my home.
The Wilsons are just calling at my home.
Thanks for your time sir.
Do these sentences mean that they are still present at my home or that they are going to visit my home?
And could you tell
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Yes, they are still present. 'Just' here is a native way of saying 'now'.
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