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Hanuman_2000 Posted 22 years ago
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1. You could swim at age of 10.
2. You could swim at age 10.
which one is correct "at age of 10" or "at age 10".
Are both sentence represent possibility for the "past" or "future".
use of "could" is possible for future or past only.
Thanks.
2. You could swim at age 10.
which one is correct "at age of 10" or "at age 10".
Are both sentence represent possibility for the "past" or "future".
use of "could" is possible for future or past only.
Thanks.
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1. You could swim at the age of ten. 2.
- 1.
- You could swim at the age of ten.
- 2.
- You could swim at 10 years of age.
- ) 3.
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1. You could swim at the age of ten.
2. You could swim at 10 years of age.
(personally I also prefer 'by' to 'at' for both of these options.)
3. You could swim when you were ten years old.
These represent the past. If you want to discuss the future you need.
You can swim or You may swim or You will be able to swim or You can learn to swim...
2. You could swim at 10 years of age.
(personally I also prefer 'by' to 'at' for both of these options.)
3. You could swim when you were ten years old.
These represent the past. If you want to discuss the future you need.
You can swim or You may swim or You will be able to swim or You can learn to swim...
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