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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Need some help with sentences please!
1)
did you see the professor today (in the morning)?
(or)
Have you seen the professor today?
2) My new password did not work so I changed it again and it is the old/older (what it was before the new one) one now.
3) My new password did not work so I changed it back to the old/older (what it was before the new one) one.
In the third sentence, can I use "changed it back"?
4) There is a charge for the printed copies. (would "they charge the printed copies" mean the same?)
Thanks in advance!
did you see the professor today (in the morning)?
(or)
Have you seen the professor today?
2) My new password did not work so I changed it again and it is the old/older (what it was before the new one) one now.
3) My new password did not work so I changed it back to the old/older (what it was before the new one) one.
In the third sentence, can I use "changed it back"?
4) There is a charge for the printed copies. (would "they charge the printed copies" mean the same?)
Thanks in advance!
Top answer
Anonymous 1) did you see the professor today (in the morning)? "Did" gramamtically goes with "this morning" as it suggests past time. But it's considered accpetable in casual conversations.
- Anonymous 1) did you see the professor today (in the morning)?
- "Did" gramamtically goes with "this morning" as it suggests past time.
- But it's considered accpetable in casual conversations.
- (or) Have you seen the professor today?
- Correct.
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Anonymous1)
did you see the professor today (in the morning)? "Did" gramamtically goes with "this morning" as it suggests past time. But it's considered accpetable in casual conversations.
(or)
Have you seen the professor today? Correct.
2) My new password did not work
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1. Either one is correct.
2. My new password did not workso I changed it again. It is now the old one.
3. My new password did not work so I changed it back to the old one.
4. There is a charge for the printed copies is correct. They charge FOR the printed copies means the same thing, but in formal writing, one would want to make sure there is a clear antecede
2. My new password did not workso I changed it again. It is now the old one.
3. My new password did not work so I changed it back to the old one.
4. There is a charge for the printed copies is correct. They charge FOR the printed copies means the same thing, but in formal writing, one would want to make sure there is a clear antecede
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Hey Sam1947,
Thanks a lot!
What a coincidence! The fourth question (about the printouts) popped in my head when I was tal
Thanks a lot!
What a coincidence! The fourth question (about the printouts) popped in my head when I was tal0
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