0
Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
present perfect
Hello teacher
Shall I say
As I have told you before , save me one of this book.
As I told you before , save me one of this book.
I think first one is better.
another question
We walked to bookshop in New York. He had not been lying , this store was really fabulous.
Why did the author choose the progressive form?, will it be possible to write:
He had not lied
Thanks for your clever explaination
Shall I say
As I have told you before , save me one of this book.
As I told you before , save me one of this book.
I think first one is better.
another question
We walked to bookshop in New York. He had not been lying , this store was really fabulous.
Why did the author choose the progressive form?, will it be possible to write:
He had not lied
Thanks for your clever explaination
Top answer
As I told you before , save me one of this book. I think first one is better. It sounds rather impolite.
- As I told you before , save me one of this book.
- I think first one is better.
- It sounds rather impolite.
- a ) Please save me one of these books.
- b ) Please hold one of these books for me.
Get the Weekly English Kit 📬
New words, one handy idiom, and a 2-minute quiz — delivered to your inbox to keep your streak alive.
2 Answers
0
AnonymousAs I have told you before , save me one of this book.As I told you before , save me one of this book. I think first one is better.It sounds rather impolite.
a ) Please save me one of these books.
b ) Please hold one of these books for me.
c ) Please put aside one of these books for me.
As I mentioned before, I am very inter
00
AnonymousAs I have told you before , save me one of this book.As I told you before , save me one of this book. I think first one is better.We would say this a little differently.
As I said, I'd like you to save me a copy of this book. (No present perfect.)
AnonymousHe had not been lying ... Why did the author choose t
0
Related Questions