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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Present simple or present continuous tense
Should I write in this sentence:
1. Bob is saying he will send you a postcard of the Park. or
2.Bob says he will send you a postcard of the Park.
Please help me! I'm from country where the main language isn't English but I learn English in school and I'm not sure about this thing.
1. Bob is saying he will send you a postcard of the Park. or
2.Bob says he will send you a postcard of the Park.
Please help me! I'm from country where the main language isn't English but I learn English in school and I'm not sure about this thing.
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Would you consider the past tense "said"? 1) It is unlikely you would write the first sentence while he is saying "it" 2) If he keeps saying "it" but hasn't sent the picture yet, it seems unlikely that he will.
- Would you consider the past tense "said"?
- 1) It is unlikely you would write the first sentence while he is saying "it" 2) If he keeps saying "it" but hasn't sent the picture yet, it seems unlikely that he will.
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Would you consider the past tense "said"?
1) It is unlikely you would write the first sentence while he is saying "it"
2) If he keeps saying "it" but hasn't sent the picture yet, it seems unlikely that he will.
1) It is unlikely you would write the first sentence while he is saying "it"
2) If he keeps saying "it" but hasn't sent the picture yet, it seems unlikely that he will.
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