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PreciousJones Posted 16 years ago
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I'm going to have to
Please tell me if these sentences are correct:
1. I'm going to have to call you back later this afternoon. - Said in the morning at 9 AM.
I'm going to have to call you later in the afternoon.
I'm going to have to in the afternoon.
Are all three used correctly?
2. What would you guys want to eat?
What will you guys want to eat?
What's the difference between the two sentences?
3. I had sent the last tender specification which is filled by Paramount (and Eric Lee) with detail measurement! - Can this be a stand alone sentence? Please correct.
Thank you!
1. I'm going to have to call you back later this afternoon. - Said in the morning at 9 AM.
I'm going to have to call you later in the afternoon.
I'm going to have to in the afternoon.
Are all three used correctly?
2. What would you guys want to eat?
What will you guys want to eat?
What's the difference between the two sentences?
3. I had sent the last tender specification which is filled by Paramount (and Eric Lee) with detail measurement! - Can this be a stand alone sentence? Please correct.
Thank you!
Top answer
1. I'm going to have to call you back later this afternoon. - Correct I'm going to have to call you later in the afternoon.
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- I'm going to have to call you back later this afternoon.
- - Correct I'm going to have to call you later in the afternoon.
- - Correct I'm going to have to in the afternoon.
- - You need at least a verb after "have to" in this sentence.
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1. I'm going to have to call you back later this afternoon. - Correct
I'm going to have to call you later in the afternoon. - Correct
I'm going to have to in the afternoon. - You need at least a verb after "have to" in this sentence. For example, "I'm going to have to go (verb) to the dentist's in the afternoon" or "I'm going to have to wash (verb) my hair."
Are all
I'm going to have to call you later in the afternoon. - Correct
I'm going to have to in the afternoon. - You need at least a verb after "have to" in this sentence. For example, "I'm going to have to go (verb) to the dentist's in the afternoon" or "I'm going to have to wash (verb) my hair."
Are all
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I'm going to have to call you back later this afternoon
What does this sentence mean exectly? as to me it's not clear. Please explain the meaning of this sentence.
Maybe "I'm going to call you back later this afternoon" more understandable? Or may be he'd better say:
What does this sentence mean exectly? as to me it's not clear. Please explain the meaning of this sentence.
Maybe "I'm going to call you back later this afternoon" more understandable? Or may be he'd better say:
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abbosI'm going to have to call you back later this afternoonIt will be necessary for me to call you back later this afternoon because I can't talk to you now. (The tone is somewhat apologetic. It is too blunt to say I have to call you back later or I'm going to call you back later.)
What does this sentence mean exectly?
CJ
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3. I had sent the last tender specification which is filled by Paramount (and Eric Lee) with detail measurement!
had + Vpp is past perfect tense..you should have written this way "i sent the last......." (past tense) because past perfect is used only if you have two past action/event (past action before another past action) i.e. i had been drunk when you arrived.
had + Vpp is past perfect tense..you should have written this way "i sent the last......." (past tense) because past perfect is used only if you have two past action/event (past action before another past action) i.e. i had been drunk when you arrived.
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