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Alc24 Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Having tense problems
Could you please help me correct these sentences?
1 You're money is my money and vice versa. You keep saying “I should just use my own money, but had you spent my money, it would have been the same thing in the end now that we're married. (is "would have been the same" natural?)
2 If someone drove into a bus,the person that drove into the bus would get his car totaled.
3 I wish there was a bus that dropped me off in front of my house.
I wish there was a bus that would drop me off in front of my house.
4 Hypothetically speaking, if that bus you see driving off in the distance was the bus I usually take, I would/will be late because it would get there before I did/do. (last part “before I did” is a joke)
You're money is my money and vice versa. You keep saying “I should just use my money, but had you spent my money, it would have been the same thing in the end.
5 She doesn't want to die not that she's married./gotten married.
Thank you
1 You're money is my money and vice versa. You keep saying “I should just use my own money, but had you spent my money, it would have been the same thing in the end now that we're married. (is "would have been the same" natural?)
2 If someone drove into a bus,the person that drove into the bus would get his car totaled.
3 I wish there was a bus that dropped me off in front of my house.
I wish there was a bus that would drop me off in front of my house.
4 Hypothetically speaking, if that bus you see driving off in the distance was the bus I usually take, I would/will be late because it would get there before I did/do. (last part “before I did” is a joke)
You're money is my money and vice versa. You keep saying “I should just use my money, but had you spent my money, it would have been the same thing in the end.
5 She doesn't want to die not that she's married./gotten married.
Thank you
Top answer
1 Your money is my money and vice versa. You keep saying “I should just use my own money, " but had you spent my money, it would have been the same thing , [in the end] now that we're married. ) [yes, it's ok] 2 If someone drove into a bus, the person that drove into the bus did it would get his car totaled.
- 1 Your money is my money and vice versa.
- You keep saying “I should just use my own money, " but had you spent my money, it would have been the same thing , [in the end] now that we're married.
- ) [yes, it's ok] 2 If someone drove into a bus, the person that drove into the bus did it would get his car totaled.
- 3 I wish there was a bus that dropped me off in front of my house.
- [ok] I wish there was a bus that would drop me off in front of my house.
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1 Your money is my money and vice versa. You keep saying “I should just use my own money," but had you spent my money, it would have been the same thing, [in the end] now that we're married.
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For 1
Is it ok, something tells me your ok doesn't mean natural, how would you have put it, if it's not natural?
For 3 is there a difference?
How would you say this, which tense ? and does it make sense?
4 Hypothetically speaking, if that bus you see driving off in the distance was the bus one I usually take, I would/will be late because it would get there befor
Is it ok, something tells me your ok doesn't mean natural, how would you have put it, if it's not natural?
For 3 is there a difference?
How would you say this, which tense ? and does it make sense?
4 Hypothetically speaking, if that bus you see driving off in the distance was the bus one I usually take, I would/will be late because it would get there befor
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Ugh - the editor is munged. The strikethroughs don't show... sorry. I've just deleted the words that should be gone...
1 Your money is my money and vice versa. You keep saying “I should just use my own money,
1 Your money is my money and vice versa. You keep saying “I should just use my own money,
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