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Jonathan Mak Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
In this(these) condition(s), what should I say?
If teacher has given a worksheet to me and my classmates
He shall say
Write down your names
If you or After...
A. Have got your paper
B. Got you paper
1. Answer for If __
2. Answer for After__
When will people say he is gone? Why don't say he has gone?
If I meet recently, what tense should I use?
e.g: I ___(hear) a song recently.
Why was a sentence I have ever seen liked that
Here is it : It is currently closed
Can it be changed to " it is closed currently"?
He shall say
Write down your names
If you or After...
A. Have got your paper
B. Got you paper
1. Answer for If __
2. Answer for After__
When will people say he is gone? Why don't say he has gone?
If I meet recently, what tense should I use?
e.g: I ___(hear) a song recently.
Why was a sentence I have ever seen liked that
Here is it : It is currently closed
Can it be changed to " it is closed currently"?
Top answer
#1 - If you have received your paper. #2 - After you have received your paper. No one will say 'He is gone'.
- #1 - If you have received your paper.
- #2 - After you have received your paper.
- No one will say 'He is gone'.
- ' Yes, but "It's closed now" is better.
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#1 - If you have received your paper.
#2 - After you have received your paper.
No one will say 'He is gone'.
'I heard a song recently.'
Yes, but "It's closed now" is better.
#2 - After you have received your paper.
No one will say 'He is gone'.
'I heard a song recently.'
Yes, but "It's closed now" is better.
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