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Kaung Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Please correct me
Hi, should i says
"All of us shall become masters" or "All of us should become masters".
"They aleady gone for lunch" or "They went for lunch already"
"he come here before me, u haven't seen him?" or "he is here before me"
thanks you.
kind regards.
"All of us shall become masters" or "All of us should become masters".
"They aleady gone for lunch" or "They went for lunch already"
"he come here before me, u haven't seen him?" or "he is here before me"
thanks you.
kind regards.
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" -- means that it will definitely happen. " -- means that it ought to happen (it's likely or desirable). " -- Possible, but to me this feels more casual than the first version.
- " -- means that it will definitely happen.
- " -- means that it ought to happen (it's likely or desirable).
- " -- Possible, but to me this feels more casual than the first version.
- " He came here before me .
- " -- Possible, but "He arrived here before me" seems more natural in most circumstances.
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"All of us shall become masters." -- means that it will definitely happen.
"All of us should become masters." -- means that it ought to happen (it's likely or desirable).
"They have already gone for lunch."
"They went for lunch already." -- Possible, but to me this feels more casual than the first version.
"He came here
"All of us should become masters." -- means that it ought to happen (it's likely or desirable).
"They have already gone for lunch."
"They went for lunch already." -- Possible, but to me this feels more casual than the first version.
"He came here
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