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Dobry Posted 21 years ago
Grammar
Is this correct
I have little problem with grammar. I'll give you example:
When I was passed exams, I drove once time a car.
Is this correct or not?
When I was passed exams, I drove once time a car.
Is this correct or not?
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Hi Dobry, I'm afraid I can't understand what you are tring to say, so really it doesn't make sense. You seem to be having a problem using the past tenses. "When I was passed exams" - Do you mean "When I passed my exams" or "when I had passed my exams"?
- Hi Dobry, I'm afraid I can't understand what you are tring to say, so really it doesn't make sense.
- You seem to be having a problem using the past tenses.
- "When I was passed exams" - Do you mean "When I passed my exams" or "when I had passed my exams"?
- "I drove once time a car.
- " Do you mean you only drove a car once?
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Hi Dobry,
I'm afraid I can't understand what you are tring to say, so really it doesn't make sense.
You seem to be having a problem using the past tenses.
"When I was passed exams" - Do you mean "When I passed my exams" or "when I had passed my exams"?
"I drove once time a car. " Do you mean you only drove a car once?
I'm afraid I can't understand what you are tring to say, so really it doesn't make sense.
You seem to be having a problem using the past tenses.
"When I was passed exams" - Do you mean "When I passed my exams" or "when I had passed my exams"?
"I drove once time a car. " Do you mean you only drove a car once?
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We use past simple to talk about situation in the past, that is right? I don't know, how to build a sentence. Please, give me answer, is this example correct - When I passed my exams, I drove once time a car. We must use verb ?
Sorry for my bad English, but I'm studying this language
"I drove once time a car. " Do you mean you only drove a car once?Yes
Sorry for my bad English, but I'm studying this language
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Hi, Dobry
Don't worry about your English - the whole point of this forum is to help with English!
You have used the present simple of "to pass" correctly. "To pass" is a regular verb, so we add 'ed'. You have also used the simple past of "to drive" correctly - this is an irregular verb, so well done!
"When I passed my exams"
"I drove a car ONCE" or "I
Don't worry about your English - the whole point of this forum is to help with English!
You have used the present simple of "to pass" correctly. "To pass" is a regular verb, so we add 'ed'. You have also used the simple past of "to drive" correctly - this is an irregular verb, so well done!
"When I passed my exams"
"I drove a car ONCE" or "I
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This is only an example. I don't know why I created this phrase.
Thanks for all.
Thanks for all.
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"I don't know how to build a sentence."
That's a GOOD sentence, so you must be learning fast!
That's a GOOD sentence, so you must be learning fast!
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I know many English words, but I don't know English grammar. That's my problem. I studied years ago English in primary school.
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Doing well so far!
"I studied years ago English in primary school"
'I studied English years ago in primary school'
"I studied years ago English in primary school"
'I studied English years ago in primary school'
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