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Clee62 Posted 15 years ago
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How much were they or are they?
Hi,
When my friends bought me a pair of shoes, and he delievered to my place by mail. When I talked to him by email, should I say," how much were they?" or "how much are they?" Since he did the action, should it be past tense? If it isn't used properly, please correct me.
Thanks,
When my friends bought me a pair of shoes, and he delievered to my place by mail. When I talked to him by email, should I say," how much were they?" or "how much are they?" Since he did the action, should it be past tense? If it isn't used properly, please correct me.
Thanks,
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clee62 When my friends bought me a pair of shoes, and he delievered to my place by mail. " Since he did the action, should it be past tense? When my friends bought me a pair of shoes, they had them delivered to my place by mail.
- clee62 When my friends bought me a pair of shoes, and he delievered to my place by mail.
- " Since he did the action, should it be past tense?
- When my friends bought me a pair of shoes, they had them delivered to my place by mail.
- Or, When my friend bought me a pair of shoes, he had them delivered to my place by mail.
- " You're talking about a past event so you use the past tense.
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clee62When my friends bought me a pair of shoes, and he delievered to my place by mail. When I talked to him by email, should I say," how much were they?" or "how much are they?" Since he did the action, should it be past tense?When my friends bought me a pair of shoes, they had them delivered to my place by mail.
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