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Josh Robbins Posted 21 years ago
Grammar
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0 Hi everyone 05 0 00 I am curently doing an online tefl course but i cant get my head around this grammar question 05 1 00 05 2 00 Any help would be appreciated. 02 br
00 I have got to show the form of each of the following sentences: 02 br
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00 She used to have long hair; 02 br
00 I was having a bath when the phone rang; 02 br
00 I wish I had worked harder. 02 br
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00 The example given is as follows: 02 br
00 You should have worked harder. 02 br
00 The form is: should + have + past participle form ofthe verb. 02 br
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00 I cannot find anything similar in my grammar books and I just don't see what to do from that one example. I am completely stuck! Any help would be greatly appreciated! 05 3 05 4 010id 111id 612id 913id 114id 1
00 I have got to show the form of each of the following sentences: 02 br
02 br
00 She used to have long hair; 02 br
00 I was having a bath when the phone rang; 02 br
00 I wish I had worked harder. 02 br
02 br
00 The example given is as follows: 02 br
00 You should have worked harder. 02 br
00 The form is: should + have + past participle form ofthe verb. 02 br
02 br
00 I cannot find anything similar in my grammar books and I just don't see what to do from that one example. I am completely stuck! Any help would be greatly appreciated! 05 3 05 4 010id 111id 612id 913id 114id 1
Top answer
0 Would something like: "used + infinitive form of the verb" make sense for the first one? 02 br 00 And "Imperfect form of the verb + when + past participle form of the verb"? 02 br 00 Don't take my word for this, by any means, just putting forward a suggestion.
- 0 Would something like: "used + infinitive form of the verb" make sense for the first one?
- 02 br 00 And "Imperfect form of the verb + when + past participle form of the verb"?
- 02 br 00 Don't take my word for this, by any means, just putting forward a suggestion.
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0 Would something like: "used + infinitive form of the verb" make sense for the first one? 02 br
00 And "Imperfect form of the verb + when + past participle form of the verb"? 02 br
00 Don't take my word for this, by any means, just putting forward a suggestion. 0-
00 And "Imperfect form of the verb + when + past participle form of the verb"? 02 br
00 Don't take my word for this, by any means, just putting forward a suggestion. 0-
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0 Hello Josh, welcome to English Forums! 02 br
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00 I think you have to break down the verbal structures into auxiliary verbs + part of main verb, e.g. 02 br
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00 I 01 b 00 was having 02 b 00 a bath 02 br
00 = was + present participle 02 br
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00 when the phone 01 b 00 rang 02 b 02 br
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00 I think you have to break down the verbal structures into auxiliary verbs + part of main verb, e.g. 02 br
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00 I 01 b 00 was having 02 b 00 a bath 02 br
00 = was + present participle 02 br
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00 when the phone 01 b 00 rang 02 b 02 br
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