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Jesusengland Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
Mike was taking / took / was going to take his test the week after
Hello.
What is the difference?
- Mike was taking / took / was going to take his test the week after.
Thanks.
What is the difference?
- Mike was taking / took / was going to take his test the week after.
Thanks.
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You can't say things irrespective of context. You need to become more sensitive to contexts. READ more English fiction.
- You can't say things irrespective of context.
- You need to become more sensitive to contexts.
- READ more English fiction.
- I couldn't/didn't find Mike at home.
- He was taking the test.
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You can't say things irrespective of context.
You need to become more sensitive to contexts. READ more English fiction.
I couldn't/didn't find Mike at home. He was taking the test. [He was in the process of taking the test right then
Mike took the test the week after. [this is what he did then
Mike was going to tak
You need to become more sensitive to contexts. READ more English fiction.
I couldn't/didn't find Mike at home. He was taking the test. [He was in the process of taking the test right then
Mike took the test the week after. [this is what he did then
Mike was going to tak
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