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Anonymous Posted 20 years ago
Grammar

I am late & I was late

Dear everyone,

I am a Chinese, and I can not speak english well, but I like English, here I have some questions about English that I want to ask you. Thanks for your help and your support at first.

Sometimes, I don't know how to use Past tense and Now tense. Please see the following sentences:

1. I am late & I was late & I was/am forget/gorgot this things that......

I don't what situation will I use above sentense.

Thanks for you again.

Tu Yu
  

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Welcome Tu Yu, We are an equal opportunity forum so nationality is not relevent. For your questions, one is past tense and the other one is present. To illustrate, here are some examples: 1) A: You told me yesterday that you would never be late again.

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  • Welcome Tu Yu, We are an equal opportunity forum so nationality is not relevent.
  • For your questions, one is past tense and the other one is present.
  • To illustrate, here are some examples: 1) A: You told me yesterday that you would never be late again.
  • B: I am sorry I am late again .
  • I know I had been late many times in the past.
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Welcome Tu Yu,

We are an equal opportunity forumEmotion: big smile so nationality is not relevent. For your questions, one is past tense
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i think "i am late" is widely used...

and "i forgot" is also the same...everyone says like that..
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