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Anonymous Posted 19 years ago
Grammar

help me in english grammar

0One day, my teacher asked me question like this :02br
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00I had gone for job.02br
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0Weird, but your teacher's question doesn't seem right to me. " Then your correct reply would have been, "I have been at work" or "I have been working" or anything else like that. " is okay.

— Ruslana

  • 0Weird, but your teacher's question doesn't seem right to me.
  • " Then your correct reply would have been, "I have been at work" or "I have been working" or anything else like that.
  • " is okay.
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0Weird, but your teacher's question doesn't seem right to me. If you have just come to the class after being absent for a while, the question should have been, "Why have you been absent for seven days?" Then your correct reply would have been, "I have been at work" or "I have been working" or anything else like that. 02br
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