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Anonymous Posted 19 years ago
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Hi "nichech", I don't know if you know me or not but I know you very well. I too studied at the XXX university where you also studied for the lowest degree. I had seen you sometimes there at the university but I don't know you had seen me or not. But I am really happy to make a friendship with you through this messenger site. I lastlty saw you at the "***" hotel with your boyfriend,
Please correct my sentences.
Please correct my sentences.
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Hi "nichech" . I don't know if you remember me or not , but I know you very well. I too studied at *** U niversity, where you also studied for the basic degree.
- Hi "nichech" .
- I don't know if you remember me or not , but I know you very well.
- I too studied at *** U niversity, where you also studied for the basic degree.
- I saw you sometimes there at the university , but I don't know whether you saw me or not.
- But I am really happy to make friends with you through this messenger site.
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Hi "nichech". I don't know if you remember me or not, but I know you very well. I too studied at *** University, where you also studied for the basic degree. I saw you sometimes there at the university, but I don't know whether you saw me or not. But I am really happy to make friends with you through this messenger s
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Mister MicawberHi "nichech". I don't know if you remember me or not, but I know you very well. I too studied at *** University, where you also studied for the basic degree. I saw you sometimes there at the university, but I don't know whether you saw me or not. But I am really happy to make friends with you through this messenger site. I saw you last
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Some proper nouns take articles and others do not:
The Mississippi River
Lake Michigan
The Eiffel Tower
Ayres Rock (Uluru)
The Ritz-Carlton Hotel
The University of Chicago
Harvard University
The Mississippi River
Lake Michigan
The Eiffel Tower
Ayres Rock (Uluru)
The Ritz-Carlton Hotel
The University of Chicago
Harvard University
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Thank you, Mr. M.
What is the difference between using "I had seen you sometimes there at the university but I don't know you had seen me or not" and writing as you did, "I saw you sometimes there at the university, but I don't know whether you saw me or not." I think how Anon wrote doesn't seem to be a wrongly written sentence, since there is a reference point in terms of its time line
What is the difference between using "I had seen you sometimes there at the university but I don't know you had seen me or not" and writing as you did, "I saw you sometimes there at the university, but I don't know whether you saw me or not." I think how Anon wrote doesn't seem to be a wrongly written sentence, since there is a reference point in terms of its time line
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'Last' clearly sets the chronology-- and the writer is not trying to establish any precedence in any case-- it is a simple listing of past events:
On Tuesday I had Chinese food, on Wednesday I ate Italian cuisine, and on Thursday I had baked beans.
Do you see any call for past perfect, Believer? In fact, if our members wish to speed up their acquisition of English,
On Tuesday I had Chinese food, on Wednesday I ate Italian cuisine, and on Thursday I had baked beans.
Do you see any call for past perfect, Believer? In fact, if our members wish to speed up their acquisition of English,
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