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Hi, what exactly is the problem you have with that sentence? What is it that gives you trouble?
- Hi, what exactly is the problem you have with that sentence?
- What is it that gives you trouble?
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what exactly is the problem you have with that sentence? What is it that gives you trouble?
what exactly is the problem you have with that sentence? What is it that gives you trouble?
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Hi, I'm not sure whether "in the morning" can be used in the present or past tense sentence.
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Hi,
in the morning is a very flexible adverb, which means it can modify almost all sentences and verbs. One example of an adverb you can't always use the way you want is yesterday, for example. I will go to New York yesterday<-- This is incorrect, it doesn't make sense, right?
But you can use in the morning with every tense. Examples:
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in the morning is a very flexible adverb, which means it can modify almost all sentences and verbs. One example of an adverb you can't always use the way you want is yesterday, for example. I will go to New York yesterday<-- This is incorrect, it doesn't make sense, right?
But you can use in the morning with every tense. Examples:
I
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