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Mibo Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Imperative/ past simple
1.( ) the door, and you can feel warm.
I think "Close" is better, but the answer is "Closing".
Why~? Isn't it an imperative sentence?
2. I did my homework an hour ago.
I was doing my homework an hour ago.
Which is correct?
Thanks~
I think "Close" is better, but the answer is "Closing".
Why~? Isn't it an imperative sentence?
2. I did my homework an hour ago.
I was doing my homework an hour ago.
Which is correct?
Thanks~
Top answer
( ) the door, and you can feel warm. I think "Close" is better, Yes. But using 'and' to combine an imperative with a declarative makes the sentence very awkward.
- ( ) the door, and you can feel warm.
- I think "Close" is better, Yes.
- But using 'and' to combine an imperative with a declarative makes the sentence very awkward.
- Better is eg Close the door so that you can feel warm.
- but the answer is "Closing".
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1.( ) the door, and you can feel warm.
I think "Close" is better, Yes. But using 'and' to combine an imperative with a declarative makes the sentence very awkward.
Better is eg Close the door so that you can feel warm.
but the answer is "Closing". Incorrect
Why~? Is
I think "Close" is better, Yes. But using 'and' to combine an imperative with a declarative makes the sentence very awkward.
Better is eg Close the door so that you can feel warm.
but the answer is "Closing". Incorrect
Why~? Is
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