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Thongcc Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
PAST TENSE
Hi:
If you tell a kid:
"Be careful, wait you fall down".(Is the sentence correct?)
If the kid really fell down and he should tell you,
"I fell down" or "I fall down."
Thank you.
If you tell a kid:
"Be careful, wait you fall down".(Is the sentence correct?)
If the kid really fell down and he should tell you,
"I fell down" or "I fall down."
Thank you.
Top answer
) No. Say 'Be careful, or you will fall down'. " I fell down.
- ) No.
- Say 'Be careful, or you will fall down'.
- " I fell down.
- (past tense) Best wishes, Clive
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Hi,
If you tell a kid:
"Be careful, wait you fall down".(Is the sentence correct?) No.
Say 'Be careful, or you will fall down'.
If the kid really fell down and he should tell you,
"I fell down" or "I fall down." I fell down. (past tense)
If you tell a kid:
"Be careful, wait you fall down".(Is the sentence correct?) No.
Say 'Be careful, or you will fall down'.
If the kid really fell down and he should tell you,
"I fell down" or "I fall down." I fell down. (past tense)
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