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Kane159 Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Please correct my sentences!
Hi,
are the following sentences correct? I wonder if I've used correct tenses.
1) Q:What are you doing/going to do on Monday?
A:Haven't decided yet. Perhaps I'll go to the cinema.
Q: What do they show on that day? (is especially this tense correct?)
A: Harry Potter,I think.
2) The goverment will be imposing/is going to impose a new tax on cigarettes. (is the use of "going to" same as "will be -ing"?)
3) If they hadn't been wearing/worn helmets,they wouldn't have survived.
4) Don't think I haven't noticed that you (have) turned down the offer! (could we omit the "have"?)
5) Some people get into thinking that they are flawless,but they are not.
6) I am obliged to tell you that you have been selected for the role.
Thank you so much in advance!
are the following sentences correct? I wonder if I've used correct tenses.
1) Q:What are you doing/going to do on Monday?
A:Haven't decided yet. Perhaps I'll go to the cinema.
Q: What do they show on that day? (is especially this tense correct?)
A: Harry Potter,I think.
2) The goverment will be imposing/is going to impose a new tax on cigarettes. (is the use of "going to" same as "will be -ing"?)
3) If they hadn't been wearing/worn helmets,they wouldn't have survived.
4) Don't think I haven't noticed that you (have) turned down the offer! (could we omit the "have"?)
5) Some people get into thinking that they are flawless,but they are not.
6) I am obliged to tell you that you have been selected for the role.
Thank you so much in advance!
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1) Q:What are you doing/going to do on Monday? A:Haven't decided yet. Perhaps I'll go to the cinema.
- 1) Q:What are you doing/going to do on Monday?
- A:Haven't decided yet.
- Perhaps I'll go to the cinema.
- Q: What do they show on that day?
- ) This is correct A: Harry Potter,I think.
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1) Q:What are you doing/going to do on Monday?
A:Haven't decided yet. Perhaps I'll go to the cinema.
Q: What do they show on that day? (is especially this tense correct?) This is correct
A: Harry Potter,I think.
2) The goverment will be imposing/is going to impose a new tax on cigarettes. (is the use of "going to" same as "will be -ing"?) Yes, both mean basically the same thi
A:Haven't decided yet. Perhaps I'll go to the cinema.
Q: What do they show on that day? (is especially this tense correct?) This is correct
A: Harry Potter,I think.
2) The goverment will be imposing/is going to impose a new tax on cigarettes. (is the use of "going to" same as "will be -ing"?) Yes, both mean basically the same thi
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1) Q:What are you doing/going to do on Monday? You can use either in this case.
A:Haven't decided yet. Perhaps I'll go to the cinema. Yes.
Q: What do they show on that day? (is especially this tense correct?) No. this is not correct. What are they showing on that day. (or more naturally) What's on at the cinema ? / What is on on Monday? / Wha
1) Q:What are you doing/going to do on Monday? You can use either in this case.
A:Haven't decided yet. Perhaps I'll go to the cinema. Yes.
Q: What do they show on that day? (is especially this tense correct?) No. this is not correct. What are they showing on that day. (or more naturally) What's on at the cinema ? / What is on on Monday? / Wha
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