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Alc24 Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Present with past tense in same sentence???
How would you say this please?
1 I'm glad you came when she is at work. (she came an hour ago but the other person IS still at work.)
2 I'm glad you've come when she's at work.
and one more question please, What do you think about these 2 setneces grammatically?
1 I'm I not pretty enough for you to look at me?
2 I have until my phone runs out of battery to talk to you.
thank you
thank you
1 I'm glad you came when she is at work. (she came an hour ago but the other person IS still at work.)
2 I'm glad you've come when she's at work.
and one more question please, What do you think about these 2 setneces grammatically?
1 I'm I not pretty enough for you to look at me?
2 I have until my phone runs out of battery to talk to you.
thank you
thank you
Top answer
I'm glad you came. 'I'm glad that you came into my life' (Lyrics - Jennifer Lopez: I'm Glad) Am I not pretty enough for you to look at me? I can talk to you until the battery of my phone runs out.
- I'm glad you came.
- 'I'm glad that you came into my life' (Lyrics - Jennifer Lopez: I'm Glad) Am I not pretty enough for you to look at me?
- I can talk to you until the battery of my phone runs out.
- The battery runs out, not the phone
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I'm glad you came.
'I'm glad that you came into my life' (Lyrics - Jennifer Lopez: I'm Glad)
Am I not pretty enough for you to look at me?
I can talk to you until the battery of my phone runs out. The battery runs out, not the phone
'I'm glad that you came into my life' (Lyrics - Jennifer Lopez: I'm Glad)
Am I not pretty enough for you to look at me?
I can talk to you until the battery of my phone runs out. The battery runs out, not the phone
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